Totally agree. I recently greenfielded a new project and hasura, postgraphile and Postgrest were all tools I trialed. Hasura has the best “get up and go” but ul

Totally agree. I recently greenfielded a new project and hasura, postgraphile and Postgrest were all tools I trialed. Hasura has the best “get up and go” but ultimately postgrest was simpler and more intuitive—graphql is cool, but for one person/small team projects it feels like complexity overkill. The added abstraction over rest is just unnecessary with postgrest’s resource embedding. I liked having an admin interface that hasura provided, but really, dbeaver is often just as usable.