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Lakshan Perera

@laktek

Edge Functions @Supabase

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This was a fun one to work on. Extensible runtime means we can have great DXs like this. Kudos to the Deno team for creating a JavaScript runtime that's super easy to customize. Looking forward to working more closely with ollama team on iterating this further.

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Run Llama3 in Supabase Edge Functions ◆ uses ollama ◆ streaming support with Deno ◆ serve and develop locally ◆ "BYO Ollama" server for prod ↓ docs supabase.com/docs/guides/fu…

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This is a beautiful read. I love this dad's commitment to helping his son explore his intellectual curiosities, thus finding how to fit into the world. nytimes.com/2024/03/17/mag…

This is a beautiful read. I love this dad's commitment to helping his son explore his intellectual curiosities, thus finding how to fit into the world.

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Supabase is a rare company that truly embraces the open-source hacker culture. There were a lot of admin and legal challenges in getting pseudonym hacker like 냥냐챠 to work full-time with us. The company was willing to go that extra mile because they value the talent.

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I expect the community to use these new APIs to come up with creative ways to deploy Edge Functions. Some ideas: VSCode plugin, Replit Browser Extension, Vite plugin, CI actions, Slackbot I'll get some exclusive Supabase swag for the best integrations.

Saxon Fletcher (@saxonfletcher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can go from creating -> testing -> editing an edge function in minutes via the Supabase dashboard. Fantastic way to prototype quickly before moving to local! Here is an example that queries the database, calls Open AI and then returns the result.

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I'm trying NOT to be that annoying person who drops "our time in Japan" into every conversation. Instead, I used the blog as an outlet. laktek.com/travelling-jap…

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You can use URLPattern API with Supabase Edge Functions to implement custom routes. Check the example here: supabase.com/docs/guides/fu…