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Start a new Supabase project Create a Next.js app with the create-next-app CLI Query Supabase data from Next.js Server Components Create an OAuth app with GitHub Authenticate users with GitHub OAuth using Supabase and Next.js Client Components Refresh session cookie for Next.js Server Components with Middleware Restrict access to authenticated users with RLS policies Dynamically render UI based on user session with SSR in Next.js Client Components Implement Protected Routes for authenticated users with Supabase Auth Generate TypeScript definitions from PostgreSQL schema with Supabase CLI Setup a Foreign Key relationship between PostgreSQL tables Automatically generate a profile for every user with PostgreSQL Function Triggers Run authenticated Server-side mutations with Next.js Server Actions Create a PostgreSQL join table in Supabase Studio Implement dynamic buttons with Next.js Client Components Declare global union types with Typescript Implement Optimistic UI with the Next.js useTransition hook Dynamically update UI with Database changes using Supabase Realtime Style a Twitter clone with Tailwind CSS Deploy Next.js App Router project to production with Vercel

Start a new Supabase project

📹 Video

Supabase is a collection of open source tools that wrap around a PostgreSQL database - Hosting, Auth, Realtime, File Storage, Edge Functions etc. In this lesson, we go to database.new to create a free Supabase project.

Additionally, we create a tweets table and populate it with some seed data.

Code Snippets

Create a tweets table

create table if not exists tweets (
  id uuid default gen_random_uuid() primary key,
  created_at timestamp with time zone default timezone('utc'::text, now()) not null,
  title text not null
);

Insert tweets

insert into tweets(title)
values
  ('first tweet'),
  ('second tweet'),
  ('third tweet');

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