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I agree there are always trade-offs, but at least as far as "losing a lot of he database performance" and "doing complex joins on your front end", I don't think
by felixyz 7y ago
I agree there are always trade-offs, but at least as far as "losing a lot of he database performance" and "doing complex joins on your front end", I don't think there is anything in the PostgREST approach that would push in that direction. For more background on the performance part (Oracle-specific but most of it carries over) check out http://www.prohuddle.com/webinars/ToonKoppelaars/ThickDB.php http://www.prohuddle.com/webinars/ToonKoppelaars/ThickDB.php
- steve-chavez 7y agoIt's amazing that at PostgREST we have reached the same pattern for exposing the API(views + sps). Thanks a lot for sharing.