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Comparing Phoenix and Golang for a Small Realtime Portable Backend

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Comparing Phoenix and Golang for a Small Realtime Portable Backend

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BebeKelly is exploring options for a small, realtime portable backend, with strict memory constraints of 512MB RAM. They compare the Elixir implementation by Supabase and Pocketbase, noting Pocketbase's ability to handle up to 10,000 concurrent realtime users with minimal requirements (256MB RAM). In the comments, a suggestion is made to consider Rust or Zig due to memory constraints.

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