Bring the power of Postgres to your Flutter app with Supabase
summary
Supabase provides a fully managed Postgres database with auth, storage, real-time and edge functions (Deno), plus a vector DB via pgvector, and a Flutter SDK that initializes with a public URL and anon key. The demo creates a todos table (RLS disabled for demo), inserts and updates rows via supabase.from('todos').insert/update, and displays live changes using a Dart StreamBuilder — real inserts and checkbox updates appear immediately via real-time sync over websocket.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:11What is Supabase
- 3:41Supabase core features
- 8:13Connecting Flutter to Supabase
- 9:37Authentication and authorization
- 11:26CRUD operations with Supabase
- 12:29Advanced queries and joins
- 14:15Keyword search in Supabase
- 14:57Real-time data with Supabase
- 15:39Storage in Supabase
- 16:23Edge functions and Dart
- 17:12Postgres functions and webhooks
- 19:17Postgres extensions overview
- 20:01Geography extension for maps
- 21:45PG vector for AI applications
- 24:55Live coding setup
- 27:48Initializing Supabase in Flutter
- 29:35Creating a todos table
- 31:46Inserting data into Supabase
- 33:15Displaying real-time data
- 36:07Updating data in real time
- 37:11Summary and resources
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