You don’t hear a lot of talk because it’s SQLite with a thin layer added on top (an SDK and some Oauth modules). You can achieve the same in 5 minutes with SQLite and a few NPM modules.
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I hardly ever see people talking about Pocketbase in threads like these, but as a dev I love it
You don’t hear a lot of talk because it’s SQLite with a thin layer added on top (an SDK and some Oauth modules). You can achieve the same in 5 minutes with SQLite and a few NPM modules.
Pocketbase is amazing.
For everyone else:
What do you use it for and why do you like it over other databases
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