Supabase Edge Functions with Deno: Production-Ready Design Patterns
The article discusses the use of Supabase Edge Functions with Deno, highlighting production-ready design patterns. It emphasizes the importance of structuring functions efficiently and managing secrets for secure operations. Additionally, it covers best practices for handling external API calls and calling Postgres functions via RPC.
- ▪Supabase Edge Functions operate on Deno, which has subtle differences from Node.js.
- ▪The article suggests grouping related functions into a single hub to manage multiple functions more efficiently.
- ▪It also outlines a retry pattern for external API calls to handle rate limits effectively.
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