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We currently make use of Supabase and it's been fantastic. It's enabled us to completely get away from having a traditional backend/API by utilizing RLS and it's realtime nature to have data directly in the UI. Rough numbers are showing we cut development time by a third vs a traditional approach.
Aimed higher is correct. I've always wondered why no one looked at the way git does this under the covers and applied it to npm. A directed graph that points to (with a sym link or similar mechanism) the correct package version on the file system.
That way you have the best of both worlds - dependencies don't collide and a single copy of a package version on the file system in node_modules.
The meta question. Does StatusPage.io use StatusPage.io...
Do you have any documentation on the rest API at this point? Interested in rolling our own client library.