Denis Kildishev
391 posts
391 posts
Ten tools that build an admin panel on your SQL database, compared on who builds with them, how they price, and where each one stops.
ClickHouse is fast enough to power interactive apps. Five ways to build a frontend on it, and where each one stops.
Six ways to put an application frontend on Snowflake data, from Python apps inside your account to no-code builders.
MongoDB accepts any document you write. A good frontend is where you add the structure. Seven ways to build one.
A Postgres frontend turns your schema into screens people can use. Eight ways to build one, from no-code builders to PostgREST, and where each stops.
An Airtable frontend lets people use your base without living in the grid. Eight builders compared on seats, permissions and limits.
Airtable's own admin panel manages your organization. An admin panel on your base manages your data. Seven tools for the second, and where each stops.
Six ways to put a frontend on Firebase data, from customer-facing app builders to internal tools for support and operations teams.
The Firebase console is built for developers. Seven tools for giving your team a real admin panel on Firestore, Realtime Database and Auth.
Supabase sells predictable tiers with a spend cap on by default. Firebase sells metered Google Cloud consumption. That billing difference matters more than the SQL-vs-NoSQL debate.