There are a few ways to talk to Directus from a frontend — the REST API directly, GraphQL

There are a few ways to talk to Directus from a frontend — the REST API directly, GraphQL — but t...There are a few ways to talk to Directus from a frontend — the REST API directly, GraphQL — but t...

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Wade Thomas

• Sep 10

There are a few ways to talk to Directus from a frontend — the REST API directly, GraphQL — but the SDK is the cleanest option, and what we're using here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUULSpRQiAY

Andres Sentis

• 1d

I want to share an internal tool we use at Ander.Agency to QA our websites.

It’s great for collaborating with the team, clients, and even AI!

You can connect to it via MCP and ask Claude to manage and resolve all the reported comments for you.

It’s honestly mind-blowing. Trust me! https://getpulpo.dev/

Completed work

Figma qa tools Web Design

Mostafa Moamen

• 1d

Nice tool it looks practical ❤️❤️

Sadia Abdullah

• 1d

Problem: Apps need a secure, organized backend to handle users, orders, products and AI features.

Solution: Built a centralized API Gateway (BFF) in n8n Cloud. One webhook handles validation, API key security and rate limiting, then routes to sub-workflows: Users (register/login), Orders (stock check, totals, status), Products (search), and AI (OpenAI chat, recommendations, review summaries). Supabase is the database.

Tools: n8n, Supabase, OpenAI API, Webhooks

Self-initiated demo project.

AI Automation Supabase N8N OpenAI

Kapil Chauhan

• 1d

I'd test authorization separately for each sub-workflow, especially Orders. Does the gateway pass a verified user identity through, or does the Orders workflow check that the caller can access each order?