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I think its time I explain what this is. Perhaps let me clear out some qualifiers. Both these words start with Pocket, one ends with Host and the other ends with Base.
Host = Hosting Company with many instances of PocketBase
Base = A Database just like MySQL, FireBase , SupaBase etc.
PocketBase is a SQLite WebServer that you can run on your VPS. You can publish your webapp inside it and also from the webapp access the back-end database. It works like FireBase and also has SSE (Server Side Events). You can see this Chat example we did. It is awesome and fast!
You can use PocketBase with your B4J applications. I explained how to use HttpUtils with it on this thread below.
www.b4x.com
There is an attempt to run both a webapp (BANanoServe) i.e jetty webserver + PocketBase back-end on a VPS machine here. This does not need any PHP.
www.b4x.com
PocketHost on the other hand is a SAAS company that hosts instances of PocketBase back-ends. For testing your PocketBase hosted apps online this is cool, however using this type of functionality is not recommended for production use. Its shared hosting, no paid plans as yet.
**** Best Approach ****
Using this company (PocketHost) currently for production based apps is a no go area, thus my disclaimers. It is better just to have your own version of PocketBase running on your own VPS and you will never turn back.
So, its 2 different things (...Host = Company and ...Base = Database).
Happy Coding!
I think its time I explain what this is. Perhaps let me clear out some qualifiers. Both these words start with Pocket, one ends with Host and the other ends with Base.
Host = Hosting Company with many instances of PocketBase
Base = A Database just like MySQL, FireBase , SupaBase etc.
PocketBase is a SQLite WebServer that you can run on your VPS. You can publish your webapp inside it and also from the webapp access the back-end database. It works like FireBase and also has SSE (Server Side Events). You can see this Chat example we did. It is awesome and fast!
You can use PocketBase with your B4J applications. I explained how to use HttpUtils with it on this thread below.
Pocketbase CRUD REST API & SSE with PostMan and then HttpUtils
Hi CRUD Examples Attached PocketBase is an open source backend consisting of embedded database (SQLite) with realtime subscriptions, built-in users management, convenient dashboard UI and simple REST-ish API. It runs on Linux, Windows and Mac, You can get it here, https://pocketbase.io/ We...
www.b4x.com
There is an attempt to run both a webapp (BANanoServe) i.e jetty webserver + PocketBase back-end on a VPS machine here. This does not need any PHP.
SithasoDaisy: PocketBase - Crud WebApp on Java Jetty WebServer with Pocketbase Back-End Hosted on PocketHost.IO
Hi there I am playing around with BANanoServer. So far so good. Ceveat: PocketHost.IO is slow compared to hosting PocketBase yourself. Watch this space.
www.b4x.com
PocketHost on the other hand is a SAAS company that hosts instances of PocketBase back-ends. For testing your PocketBase hosted apps online this is cool, however using this type of functionality is not recommended for production use. Its shared hosting, no paid plans as yet.
**** Best Approach ****
Using this company (PocketHost) currently for production based apps is a no go area, thus my disclaimers. It is better just to have your own version of PocketBase running on your own VPS and you will never turn back.
So, its 2 different things (...Host = Company and ...Base = Database).
Happy Coding!
