Note that custom domain is only available for paid accounts. If you try to use it with a free account, you’ll be notified that you have hit a paywall! I’m enjoying your Pocketbase videos, thanks.

@LukePighetti

23 күн бұрын

Ahh thanks for that clarification. Appreciate it!

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does the free tier have any limits for requests for example ?

@LukePighetti

24 күн бұрын

Not that I’m aware of

How the hell does one use pocketbase? How do I update the structure of the database using migrations or something? What if I need to do bigger database operations that changes things? Basically how does it work in production and when the business application gets developed further over the years?

@LukePighetti

23 күн бұрын

We’re gonna get there very quickly. I started with hosting so that people could get in and start playing around with it ASAP! Going to need an app to build and want to stay away from the todo apps. If you have any ideas I’m listening!

@flipperiflop

23 күн бұрын

@@LukePighetti Let's imagine a situation where you built a basic site that has Posts and Comments, with a foreign key from Comment to a Post - now your boss comes with this idea that you are going to have Videos on that site too, and they need to be Commentable. So how you do the migration that removes that foreign key constraint from the Comment and changes it to be a polymorphic relation instead? You would have to 1) Add 2 new columns for "entity_type" and "entity_id" 2) Add to all existing comments "Post" as the "entity_type" and copy the "post_id" value to "entity_id" 3) Drop the "post_id" foreign key and column. And what about handling queues and cronjobs in pocketbase? Does it have something for that out-of-box?

@dimatall

17 күн бұрын

@@flipperiflop its sqlite wrapper. DB with dashboard and.thats it. Polymorphic relation can be done the same way as any other DB. Polymorphic relation doesn't depend on DB since it is pure app side logic. They provide hooks that you can be extend by golang or js. Queues are another topic and is not related to DB. Overall its a nice and simple app. I've already used it for some live projects.