Gallery application built with Xata, Next.js and Chakra UI
The Xata Gallery app is a small example application built with Next.js and Chakra UI. It showcases several features of the Xata database, including offset-based pagination, form management and submission, search, aggregations, image transformations, queries using junction tables and links, and proper Next.js + Xata TypeScript patterns. The app allows users to view a gallery of images and interact with them.
The Xata Gallery app is a demonstration of the capabilities of the Xata database, showcasing various features such as pagination, form management and submission, search, aggregations, image transformations, and complex queries. By following the provided installation guide, users can run the app locally and explore its functionality.
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