blog: update supabase rls alternative

[jiashengguo]

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced clarity and conciseness regarding Supabase's Row Level Security (RLS) and its implications for application logic.
  • Updated explanations to emphasize the need for duplicating policy filters in application code when using the Supabase JS SDK.
  • Refined content to highlight how ZenStack simplifies developer experience by automating authorization filters.
  • Adjusted code examples to demonstrate improvements and clarify practical challenges related to RLS.

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Walkthrough

The document updates enhance clarity and conciseness regarding Supabase's Row Level Security (RLS). Key changes include simplifying headings, emphasizing the need for duplicating policy filters in application code for performance, and illustrating this with code snippets. Additionally, improvements to the ZenStack section highlight its advantages, showing how it automates authorization, thus streamlining the developer experience. Overall, these modifications focus on practical challenges related to RLS, improving readability for developers.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
blog/supabase-alternative/index.md	Enhanced clarity on Supabase RLS, simplified headings, added emphasis on duplicating policy filters, clarified performance implications, and refined ZenStack benefits with updated code examples.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Supabase
    participant Application

    User->>Application: Request user-specific data
    Application->>Supabase: Query with RLS policy
    Supabase-->>Application: Return filtered data
    Application-->>User: Display user-specific data

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