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Thank you so much for featuring Manifest in this list! It makes me so happy to know people are finding it useful! ❤️🎉
Glad you liked it!
Your team is doing really great Work
Great List Arindam, I love Appwrite and recently started exploring Nitric
Cool. These tools are really growing recently , Give them all a try and let me know how that goes!
Thanks for sharing Arindam and for including Nitric alongside other great projects 💪! It's the right time for innovation and developer experience for backend development.
Glad you liked it.
Really love the amazing work your team is doing!
I am definitely trying them.
Great, Let me know how that goes!
A fine list. Several are new to me but looks interesting enough to give a try.
Great to hear that, let me know what you think!
Awesome collection of tools
Thanks for checking out
Appwrite is my favorite among these
Appwrite is amazing!
I mostly Use Appwrite. Will try Encore and Nitric!
Awesome!
Let me know how that goes!
You always come with great lists.
Thanks for the kind words!
awesome tools!
Thanks for checking out!
In 2025, several open-source tools are transforming backend development, offering developers efficient, scalable solutions. Nitric simplifies cloud app development by defining infrastructure in code and supporting multiple languages, while Encore delivers high-performance, type-safe APIs for distributed systems with automation for local infrastructure setup. Appwrite is a comprehensive Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform that handles user authentication, databases, and serverless functions, allowing developers to focus on building applications. Manifest consolidates backend configuration into a single YAML file, making setup faster and easier, with seamless frontend integration. Lastly, Nhost streamlines backend development for web and mobile applications, offering robust features without the complexity of managing backend infrastructure, empowering developers to build dynamic applications more efficiently.
Awesome post! 👏 Some really interesting backend tools! I have often wondered if it makes sense to package up the Baseline frameworks backend as a tool for building serverless API's, but there is a lot of value with connecting it all up in a monorepo with the front-ends nicely integrated.
Can any of these help me build a FastAPI backend? I need it to communicate with a react app. Sounds like Nhost but please confirm @arindam_1729
This is an insightful list! I haven’t used any of these tools yet, but they seem promising for simplifying backend development.
I feel tempted to try out nhost!
Was going through docs!
Feels like a fabulous tool must be in a backend Dev's pocket!