Databases

Databases are the persistence layer under my product work. Duodode builds real apps, not static sites, which means data has to live somewhere reliable.

How I work with them

Primarily through Supabase, which gives me Postgres with auth, storage, and APIs around it. That keeps my stack consistent from front-end to data layer without running my own infrastructure.

Where they show up

• Client products and internal tools under Duodode
• Next.js apps that need real auth and data
• Automations in n8n that read and write shared state
• Integrations tested through Postman and API Testing

Why this fits my approach

I want tools that reduce setup and increase leverage. Managed databases like Supabase let me ship serious apps without building backend from scratch. That matches my preference for fast shipping and leverage.

How it connects to my system

Data is where most real products earn their weight. Strong database habits are part of building work with substance over noise and products that keep working past the launch.

Related

Supabase · Backend · Node.js · Next.js · API Testing · Postman