Hi @_4N,
Firstly, there are some things to generally have in mind.
You can build applications with low code, but it really depends on how much customization is needed.
Some actions/components/etc. might have not been natively implemented yet. Those require some effort on the coding side, but the UI Bakery team constantly works on new and improved features, also requested features or integrations from the community.
I’d also say that an adequate amount of coding in JavaScript goes a long way, as you need to set up how the components work with data sources and between one another.
Now to your specific questions:
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Yes, as you say, UI Bakery does not yet have a Calendar or Timeline component. But it should not be difficult to set up as there are many libraries that do exactly that, so you only need to import and configure them. I’d say if someone knows what they’re doing, it should take at max 1–2 weeks.
Just as an example, I used the first result on Google for a calendar JavaScript library and in like a couple of minutes I had the calendar ready:
Of course, the most amount of time is needed for customization of the imported “components”. -
A Gallery view, as you say, is even easier to do. There are many many libraries, and they should be set up even faster than the calendar and timeline.
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Supabase should work perfectly fine. As long the integration for a database is implemented, there are rarely issues using those. Just make sure not to use Supabase’s “Direct Connection”, as that uses IPv6.
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I have used neither noloco nor glide, but looking at some example apps from both, it seems to be about the same. Glide seems to do it a bit better with the layout shift, but if you set up and configure the components correctly, UI Bakery should do a pretty decent job. Though, the main focus is definitely on desktop.
I hope this clears some things up, feel free to ask further if you have more questions 