If you need to store millions or even billions of records and get counts quickly, you might want to consider using an external database. This week we're looking at Tinybird & Bubble.
Hey James, we are developing a backend tool which also acts as a great companion with bubble. We can do large data pretty fast and we combine it with powerful API builder but with trully nocode experience. We even managed to find some ways how to save some WUs here and there :) I did not post the name of the tool as I dont wanna do spamy promotion on your blog, but if you allow me I will post it :)
Great thx, its called Teseron STUDIO (teseronstudio.com). Its great for simple CRUD apps as it is rather a nocode DB. I have a YT channle where Im adding vids about how to use it. It can do complex filters and includes in API with true nocode experience. Right now we are exploring how to integrate with all the AI dev tools that emerged as we already have some AI capabilueties - generate databases based on Plant UML generated by AI - there is video about it too. If any body would like to try it out or have a small introduction I will be more than happy to personally show you around on a zoom :)
Hey James! I found this article helpful since we're close to launching our MVP and have visibility into needing more scale from Bubble to handle our datasets (tables with 1M+ rows). I'd love to hop on a quick call or start an email thread if you're available to chat.
James, this video is gold! I have been looking at external services to try with Bubble to see what data can be stored outside of Bubble. I caught wind of Tinybird via your podcast and found this article after the fact. It's amazing that you created a video and - using that - I was able to create two forms in Bubble and post data to Tinybird in two separate data sources. I'm fairly new to Bubble and just experimenting with a few things but quite familiar with SQL and databases at a low level. I'm curious about how I might handle capturing id and timestamps (Unix timestamps) in Tinybird from Bubble. The idea is that I can create data source relations by id and capture record creation and update times. It seems Tinybird hands that control to you so I think I need to add that to Bubble via the API connector. Do you have any experience with capturing id and timestamps in Tinybird and how that is handled via Bubble? Any help or advice is appreciated. Thanks! Tom
Hey Tom, glad you found it helpful! It did take me a while to figure out how to send dates into Tinybird from Bubble properly. To do it make sure you use the operator...
Date :formatted as Simplified Extended ISO :formatted as JSON safe
Hey James, we are developing a backend tool which also acts as a great companion with bubble. We can do large data pretty fast and we combine it with powerful API builder but with trully nocode experience. We even managed to find some ways how to save some WUs here and there :) I did not post the name of the tool as I dont wanna do spamy promotion on your blog, but if you allow me I will post it :)
Sure I'd be interested to hear what it does!
Great thx, its called Teseron STUDIO (teseronstudio.com). Its great for simple CRUD apps as it is rather a nocode DB. I have a YT channle where Im adding vids about how to use it. It can do complex filters and includes in API with true nocode experience. Right now we are exploring how to integrate with all the AI dev tools that emerged as we already have some AI capabilueties - generate databases based on Plant UML generated by AI - there is video about it too. If any body would like to try it out or have a small introduction I will be more than happy to personally show you around on a zoom :)
Hey James! I found this article helpful since we're close to launching our MVP and have visibility into needing more scale from Bubble to handle our datasets (tables with 1M+ rows). I'd love to hop on a quick call or start an email thread if you're available to chat.
Hey Adam! Glad you found this article helpful, always happy to chat, you can get me on [email protected] :)
James, this video is gold! I have been looking at external services to try with Bubble to see what data can be stored outside of Bubble. I caught wind of Tinybird via your podcast and found this article after the fact. It's amazing that you created a video and - using that - I was able to create two forms in Bubble and post data to Tinybird in two separate data sources. I'm fairly new to Bubble and just experimenting with a few things but quite familiar with SQL and databases at a low level. I'm curious about how I might handle capturing id and timestamps (Unix timestamps) in Tinybird from Bubble. The idea is that I can create data source relations by id and capture record creation and update times. It seems Tinybird hands that control to you so I think I need to add that to Bubble via the API connector. Do you have any experience with capturing id and timestamps in Tinybird and how that is handled via Bubble? Any help or advice is appreciated. Thanks! Tom
Hey Tom, glad you found it helpful! It did take me a while to figure out how to send dates into Tinybird from Bubble properly. To do it make sure you use the operator...
Date :formatted as Simplified Extended ISO :formatted as JSON safe
Hope that helps!
That's awesome! Thanks for that, James. :) I'll give it a whirl and see how I get on. Happy to share my experiences and any learning as well.
Video is better.