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For me, the biggest factor is scalability. Neon's architecture with its cold storage and compute separation is promising for cost efficiency at scale. Supabase on the other hand is a great Firebase alternative.
Neon vs Supabase (vs others?) what did you pick and why?
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What's the best advice you've ever received?
Someone once told me. "Don't wait for perfect conditions to start." It's been a game-changer for me when I overthink projects. What's the best advice you've ever been given and how has it impacted your decisions or mindset?
Ravi Gadgil
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What's the most fun product you've discovered on Product Hunt?
A while back, I found an app that lets you create mini-games out of your daily goals. It was so fun, it didn't feel like work. Have you come across a product that brought some fun or creativity into your life?
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Desktop or mobile—what's your favorite way to explore new products?
I prefer a desktop because I can open multiple tabs, research deeply and view everything clearly. But mobile is so convenient when I'm on the go.
How do you explore new products and does it depend on the type of product you're looking at?
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Do you prefer minimalist or feature-packed tools?
I used to lean toward feature-packed tools, thinking more options were better. But now, I prefer minimalist tools that do one thing really well. They're less overwhelming and more focused.
What about you? Do you like simplicity or all-in-one solutions?
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What works best for you and does it impact your productivity?
I have always been a night owl, finding peace and focus after everyone else is asleep. However, I have noticed many successful people swear by mornings, saying they feel energized and ahead of the day.
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What app do you use daily, and how does it improve your life?
If somebody asks me this, I would say it's Slack. It's not just about work chats; it's where my team and I brainstorm, collaborate and even share random memes to lighten the mood. It's made remote work so much easier.