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Disclosure: this is my own project. And used claude to structure my thoughts and write syntax. So I built a backend framework where every query is live. Honestly inspired from Convex. and somewhere from other Baas as well. Every time I start a new app I do the same setup before I get anywhere near the actual idea. Set up a database. Run a server. Design an API. Add websockets so the screen updates. Add a cache, then write code to clear the cache. Gradually started using Convex because it solved all my above cases., it helped me build my indie projects. But unfortunately its region was not available in my country. Another issue was its opensource version is not scalable. (Needed to patch) So, with claude's help + my ideas and we two three friends after rigorous testing, I put together And finally build Concile. (honestly took a lot of features collectively from all the baas out there) With Concile, In just 4-5 lines, you write a plain TypeScript function. Your frontend app imports the function and calls it like RPC. When the data behind it changes, every screen showing that data updates on its own. No polling, no refresh button, no websocket code. It's one process you run yourself. Database, auth, file storage, cron jobs and a dashboard are all in there. You start it with npx concile dev. It uses SQLite by default and Postgres with a flag. You can deploy it anywhere and start with just 5USD I think.. and same code scales up as yopu simply add infra horizontally. It's early. There's no full-text search yet. The source is under FSL, which means free to self-host, and it converts to Apache 2.0 two years after each release. If you've hit the same wall, I'd love for you to try it and tell me what's wrong with it. Be blunt. Repo: https://github.com/concile-dev/concile   submitted by   /u/No_More_Fail [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/26 06:31:59