Tokyo Meetup for Supabase & Webflow communities

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Supasaito co-hosted Tokyo Meetup with Supabase at Code Chrysalis on April 18. This event attracted around 40 engineers.

In conjunction with Supabase's General Availability (GA) Week held April 15-19, Supabase Meetups were held around the world. For the first time, Tokyo Meetup was held as a collaborative event with Webflow Tokyo Community managed by Supasaito team. The event featured talk sessions by Supabase, Supasaito, and Morph, and networking at the end of the event.

Talk Sessions by Supabase, Supasaito and Morph

The talk session by Tyler Shukert, an engineer of Supabase, included a video message from the CEO and a quiz on Supabase.

It was a surprise that two of the other speakers by accident were ranked in the top two places in the quiz.

From Supasaito, Igor Voroshilov, the CEO of Supasaito and Webflow Ambassador, introduced Webflow, explained ways to use Supabase on top of Webflow, and introduced the Webflow Japan Community.

In a talk session by Naoto Shibata, CEO of Morph, he showed examples of integration between Supabase and Morph, as well as examples of embedding graphs of data analysis created with Morph in Webflow.

Supabase

Supabase is an open source database alternative to Firebase that provides all the back-end functions needed for product development.

Morph

Morph offers a cloud IDE for agile data exploitation that helps build data readiness for AI agents/BI tools.

seamlessly add data analysis to your existing tools and maximize your workflow.

Final words

We were able to showcase examples of how Webflow can be used in integration with various tools. We also had a great number of participants and were able to interact with people from the Webflow and Supabase communities, making it a wonderful event as the first event hosted by Supasaito.

Supasaito will continue to host events for the Webflow Japan Community, so if you are interested in joining the Webflow community or Supasaito, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will keep updating information on our official website and social media, please follow us.

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Webflow Japan Community：https://www.webflowjapan.com/

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