In this video we’ll build the foundation of a minimal blog app using Reflex and Supabase. The timestamps below should help provide a sense of what this video will cover.
Things you need/should know:
– Basic grasp of Python programming (specifically object-oriented programming).
– Reflex library installed (see link below for more detail).
– A Supabase account and working knowlegde of it (this is NOT a Supabase tutorial!).
– A little bit of time (because it’s a long video).
Reflex docs:
https://reflex.dev/
Supabase docs:
https://supabase.com/docs
Channel GitHub:
https://github.com/LineIndent
Timestamps:
00:00:00 – 00:04:54 | Application Demo
00:04:55 – 00:05:32 | Installation
00:05:33 – 00:07:59 | Directory Setup
00:08:00 – 00:13:20 | Application Components
00:13:21 – 00:24:16 | Login Page Setup
00:24:17 – 00:28:51 | Registration Page Setup
00:28:52 – 00:39:06 | Supabase – Login Setup
00:39:07 – 00:52:46 | Supabase – Registration Setup
00:52:47 – 01:02:21 | Cookies and JWT Authentication
01:02:22 – 01:05:55 | Username GET Request API
01:05:56 – 01:08:46 | Data Models
01:08:47 – 01:14:59 | Blog UI Setup Part 1
01:15:00 – 01:28:49 | Blog API: Post GET Request
01:28:50 – 01:37:51 | Blog UI Setup Part 2
01:37:52 – 01:47:15 | State Management
01:47:16 – 01:56:41 | Form UI Setup
01:56:42 – 02:01:48 | Supabase POST Request (Insert Post)
02:01:49 – 02:05:08 | Supabase POST Request (Insert Comment)
02:05:09 – 02:08:21 | User Logout
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