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I'm not against using DB objects as an API in small doses, but in defense of GQL what about: Client side caching Subscriptions Authorization & Authentication
by janee 6y ago
I'm not against using DB objects as an API in small doses, but in defense of GQL what about:
Client side caching
Subscriptions
Authorization & Authentication - stuck with w/e rdbms provides you here rather than being able to choose your A&A solution.
Deeply nested data - duplicate data or you do multiple queries
Business logic in DB - complex backwards compatibility views, CASE statements scattered all over the place, ugly ass row level permissions. All good to say it's avoidable or maybe you don't care, but I prefer not to deal with it at all (dealt with db objects as API for several years, wasn't...parra pa pa paaa lovin' it, so to say)