I'm glad you liked it! Were you using a local build or were you uploading to a server on each change?

For the local build we have the 'generate-server --watch' command and I want to add an option so on every rebuild it runs another command, something like 'generate-server --watch --command "pnpm run dev"' so on every change the server runs the latest version of the code.

For when you upload to a server theres no much we can do because the builds on the server take too long, something we have on the roadmap is having our own server provider and the number 1 priority is that is so fast that you can deploy a new version on every local change.

Thanks! But even if you run Convex on your own Postgres you still need to follow the Convex DB model right?

Hey! Even tho I use AI to code faster I still review every line of code and I test every new feature. About the limitations, I'm a single developer working after work trying to add as many features as fast as I can so some of them may take more time to be ready. The good thing about Typebase is that under the hood is a normal TypeScript server so you can add any feature you want even if Typebase doesnt implemented natively!

Thanks! I'm glad you liked them!

The audio is actually from a guy I hired on Fiverr but you are right that the pronunciation sounds kind of weird on Vercel.

Hey! I created a new account on HN just to have an account specifically for Typebase and I'm sorry I dind't answer more quickly the post got traction a during the weekend a couple of days after I posted. I'm answering everything right now!

Yeah I had the same problem, I think is super easy to shot yourself by using RLS

Thanks!

Hey! I actually added the fake reviews myself, I wanted to give some personality to the landing.

> Looks an awful lot like a orpc, just built on top of drizzle instead of raw queries

Typebase is built on top of oRPC, the idea with Typebase is that you can build everything on super simple way and Typebase will take care of the rest.

You can use your own DB by saving the URL on DATABASE_URL inside .env. For now migrations are not supported but they are coming on the next version. Another feature that is on the pipeline is being able to generate the server so you can bind it to your current server