Mastering Backend Architecture with Convex: A Detailed Guide

Mastering Backend Architecture with Convex: A Detailed GuideMastering Backend Architecture with Convex: A Detailed Guide

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Hamza Saleem

• Feb 1

70 modules. 50+ tables. 1 single deployment. 🤯 I just published my second deep dive on the official Convex Stack about how I handled a massive backend architecture. https://stack.convex.dev/tables-convex-modules-rest-apis Why Convex is a backend beast: ⚡ Auto-Everything: Real-time sync, auto-cached queries, and mutations mean zero broken pipelines. 🏗️ Turborepo Logic: Sharing the same API and types across Next.js and Expo. 🛡️ RBAC & Workflows: Permissions that update themselves and automations that outlive deployments. I'm honored to serve as a Convex Champion. If you're exploring the stack for your next project, come say hi in the Discord!

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Building a 70-Module Convex Backend: Web, Mobile & API in One Deployment

Hamza, shares a year-long build from 10 tables to 70+ Convex modules serving web, mobile, and REST APIs through a single deployment with one backend h…

Kanishak Mahendiratta

pro

• Sep 17

Been playing around with 3D on the web and ended up building this.

The scene was made in Blender, characters with Tripo3D, and everything was brought together on the web with Three.js + Astra.

It’s also a live multiplayer experience, people can join the same space, walk around, talk to each other and just hang out together.

Try it here: https://aeronaut.dailiess.app/

Or join my room: https://aeronaut.dailiess.app/r/ikanishakm/ai

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three.js 3D Design Backend Development Frontend Development Cloudflare Workers React

Ajibola Owoyemi

pro

• Sep 18

wait you can actually play roulette in there? how long does it take to load?

Rohith Singh

• Sep 16

Redesigned Linea's home screen. The bit i care about most is the signals panel, the system watches every run and flags anything that looks wrong: "hallucination suspected", "tool error", last seen, how often. you catch it before a user does.

Each execution shows its cost. the support assistant's about a cent a run. Second shot is the canvas where the flows get built.

Is the home page enough at a glance, or would you pull executions higher?

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