AppWrite vs Pocketbase: which one is better?
Appwrite and Pocketbase are both open-source Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platforms that provide a range of features and tools for building web and mobile applications.
Here are some of the differences between the two platforms:
Features: AppWrite provides a wide range of features, including authentication, database management, storage, and functions. Pocketbase, on the other hand, focuses on features such as real-time synchronization, authentication and file storage.
APIs: Appwrite provides a range of APIs for managing authentication, storage, database, and functions, which are available through REST or SDKs for popular programming languages. Pocketbase provides SDKs for Flutter and the web.
Deployment: Appwrite and Pocketbase can be deployed on-premise or on popular cloud platforms such as AWS and DigitalOcean. AppWrite can be hosted by the developer via AppWrite Cloud, which is coming soon. Pocketbase currently isn't offering a hosted version.
Pricing: Appwrite is available for free with a self-hosted option or a paid hosted option via AppWrite cloud. Pocketbase a free service.
Overall, Appwrite is a more comprehensive BaaS platform that provides a wide range of features, while Pocketbase is more focused on database management and provides a simpler and more streamlined API. Both platforms are well-suited for different use cases and it's important to evaluate your project's requirements to choose the best option.
