Announcing new database starters and more!

[jenn]

Hi everyone! I’m super excited to announce some updates that just went live, all coming from feedback from you the community over the past couple of months. Here’s a quick glance:

• Database starters are back - and yes, that’s plural. We brought back a new version of the SQLite starter as well as starters for Airtable and Datastax – and yes, there’s a blank version of Hello SQLite too!
• There are updates to the existing starters to make it easier to dive into the technologies behind them, and we’ve moved next steps to TODO.md to help inspire and guide you on your remix journey.
• We brought back curated apps and collections from the community, check them out today on the Discover page!
• You may notice a new look for project and collection cards – hover over the avatars so you can thank your fellow creators!

Read more in our announcement on the blog. We can’t wait to see what you create!

[javaarchive]

From a email

We also have mysql and mongo binaries already available to us in the container, see

A quick guide on how to run mongodb rootless

Running mongodb alongside your app [image] To start a mongodb instance in your .data directory in the background use mongod --dbpath /app/.data --logpath /tmp/mongod.log --fork To stop mongodb when it’s running in the background use mongod --dbpath /app/.data --logpath /tmp/mongod.log --shutdown To run mongodb normally until you terminate it with a signal use mongod --dbpath /app/.data --logpath /tmp/mongod.log I’ll most likely write a quick guide on running mysql rootless too since the…

btw the header looks like it’s made in reheader

[khalby786]

Wow, these new UI changes are amazing, and now I can feel the speed of the page!

(Although there are still some bugs like how the number of thanks and the heart icon aren’t vertically aligned in some cases)

The TODO.md can also be helpful for beginners who have no clue on what’s happening behind-the-scenes.

@javaarchive

btw the header looks like it’s made in reheader

Could it be…?

[Stilic]

Not mobile friendly…

[jenn]

Hi @Stilic, what device/browser are you using?

[Stilic]

I am using a Android device with Google Chrome.

[tasha]

Thanks @Stilic!

Jenn reported the issue to our team and it should be fixed shortly.

If you still see the issue in an hour from now, let us know! Note that you may need to close out the mobile browser entirely and then restart it to see the fixed version.

[Stilic]

It’s fixed now!
Thanks!

[javaarchive]

Also search is missing a space