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This is fantastic, I'm making an iOS application that is 100% serverless. Having no servers feels great but managing API Gateway endpoints is annoying. I don't know about performance but Google Cloud Functions definitely had an edge there, because I believe they had native function endpoints since launch.

I wonder if it's worth changing my current API Gateway endpoints to the built in Lambda URL's, since I haven't launched yet.

I assume this is built on top of another cloud service provider like AWS or GCP, so can you talk about which services you used? Like for e.g. is this an abstraction layer on top of DynamoDB?

I just bought an Apple Watch, and over the last few weeks I have started to work out a lot more, that's probably because the watch keeps reminding me to close my move & exercise rings lol

Also if Apple Fitness + [0] is available in your region, you should definitely check it out.

[0] https://www.apple.com/apple-fitness-plus/

What tech stack did you use?

Nextjs and Prisma with postgresql. I'm not a web developer typically, this is my first full stack project. Any suggestions?