They actually discussed in this podcast the other day (https://thinkingelixir.com/podcast-episodes/073-elixir-at-supabase-with-paul-copplestone/) about not having example for elixir. But as mentioned here, since you already use elixir/phoenix you get a similar offering, where as, their main market is frontend (ie. react) so competing against Firebase.

Also, thinking elixir does some great podcasts: Thinking Elixir Podcast

Tbh I really like that this community is mostly going the other direction: Being considerate in not putting any solution on a throne, but rather discussing tradeoffs in possible solutions. I personally would consider CrunchyBridge the much more sensible managed database hosting, as it’s to my knowledge plain postgres with common open source extensions. Limit the amount of vendor specific stuff as much as possible. But that’s what I care about in terms of tradeoffs. Others might decide differently.

@chasers, it looks like logflare.app is joining forces with Supabase (according to their blog)?

I’ve actually extracted out the WAL listening stuff from Supabase Realtime (which is based on Cainophile) into a package: GitHub - agoodway/walex: Postgres change events (CDC) in Elixir [WAL] · GitHub

I’ve been using this along with Hasura (Supabase wasn’t around when I started) so that I can handle business logic right in Elixir. The main differences are that I’ve added a supervisor to process Events and I’m casting to Elixir types instead of Json.