The reason for that is because we tend to "stop thinking after automating CRUD". I think CRUD is only the basic tools on top of which "Actions" and "Streams" ne

The reason for that is because we tend to "stop thinking after automating CRUD". I think CRUD is only the basic tools on top of which "Actions" and "Streams" need to be built. Thinking about scenarios, example "Sign up" is not really just "Create a user row in db" but probably assign them a group also, and more. Similarly, we rarely would use a "R" in CRUD (except administrators). Read is a basic operation, more frequently we need transformations/filters/aggregates on this Read, hence streams. I have lately been trying to formulate the 90% of the 10% remaining. Checkout my other comment if interested.