ORMs sometimes make things complicated rather than simpler.

This resource is really good. I did come across it when exploring @convex.dev. Now, it mentions "document-relational" as what Convex is. And Convex doesn;t use SQL. So, what does it make Convex? A NoSQL database? Am I thinking correctly here?

Hey, that’s perfectly fine. You should be proud that you tried for it and have _something_.

I am not using it in a production-ready system yet, but I am just beginning to integrate it within an app that I am experimenting with.

Reason I went for Polar over Stripe is Stripe’s non-availability in my country.

How about polar.sh?

So, if I got it right, it’s an issue with @reactnative.dev not supporting ReadableStreams and not really with the AI SDK.

Still a bummer though!

But this vibe is definitely there. I for once have started to move away from Expo and towards the Community CLI once again. Feels fresher.

It’s not as bad as I might sound. And Vercel and Expo also do enable a lot more than this issue I am feeling. They do give back to the community.

Agree! It is small. And I do see a lot of development happening all around. Tamagui and the team’s efforts and CallStack’s efforts are all world-class.

Bu Vercel vibes, I meant the lock-in. There’s this pattern where everything in web has recently revolved around Vercel a lot. Same for Expo.

i believe the available library of packages, especially concerning design & components, lacks the finesse that we usually see with the React (web) ecosystem. It’s hard to make choices with RN. @expo.dev is doing wonders for the community, but one does start getting @vercel.com vibes with it soon.

Whoooaaa!!!

This is extremely eye opening!

currently facing a lot of trouble with Tamagui and the Bento UI bundle that comes with it.

using Bento feels like it was made by some kid. it's extremely frsutrating with a ton of TypeScript errors in the code.

#buildinpublic

alright, I now have a neat implementation of @supabase.com integration, especially for auth set-up and ready.

i also have my state management for auth ready with XState. I have a neat machine, a handful of states that I envisioned my app to be in and all of it is well integrated with Supabase.