#appwrite

MCP gives agents typed, discoverable tools, but the CLI remains reproducible and composable. Where each interface wins and why both will survive.

Moving to Ireland for an MSc in Software Engineering at the University of Limerick while staying on as a Platform Engineer at Appwrite.

MCP's 2026-07-28 revision removed sessions, the initialize handshake and held-open streams. What the handshake era cost, what replaced it, and why Appwrite's MCP server shipped it in a day.

Firebase is Google's app development platform: a set of managed services (databases, authentication,...

A practical guide to safely upgrading a CapRover-managed Appwrite installation.

An MCP server should be judged by what an agent can finish, not by how many tools sit in its catalog....

Appwrite is the open-source backend-as-a-service that gives you Firebase’s convenience without the lock-in or the surprise bills. One platform bundles…

When Anthropic introduced the Model Context Protocol on November 25, 2024, it got everyone's eyes on...

Appwrite bundles auth, databases, storage, and functions into one self-hosted BaaS. Learn how to monitor each service endpoint, detect partial failures, and get alerted before your app breaks.

The gaps between the quickstart and production: query indexes, storage permissions, function cold...

Firebase locks you in. Supabase requires PostgreSQL knowledge. Appwrite gives you a complete backend...

Appwrite: open-source BaaS with auth, database, storage, functions, messaging. Self-host or use...