Thank you so much. Hasura supports generating GraphQL on Postgres. XgeneCloud supports generating both REST APIs and GraphQL APIs on all the following databas

Thank you so much. Hasura supports generating GraphQL on Postgres. XgeneCloud supports generating both REST APIs and GraphQL APIs on all the following databases PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, SQLite and MariaDB. The key difference with generated APIs are - with Hasura you would need an extra service running on your backend for model-validations & business logic. This can be a container/microservice or serverless functions. With XgeneCloud, the APIs are not in a blackbox but generated express.js API source code. This would mean adding business logic is as seamless as changing that CRUD function. Since we use express.js (Thank you TJ Holowaychuk) - it is easily extendable as per your needs with npm being a great ecosystem to add middleware, rate-limiting, logging and what not. Also to note, Hasura is on Haskell language (although powerful as a language it is not mainstream language to build your backends on) In essence, Backend with Hasura = database + hasura (for crud) + microservice/serverless functions (for business logic) Backend with XgeneCloud = database + xgene's API framework (regular run of the mill MVCish code with familiar controller->service->model). This means it is quite easy to comprehend, debug and scale. The webhook pattern employed by say Firebase/Hasura/Any-API-in-a-box is good for only really simple projects or prototyping. But essentially, we believe webhook pattern for even simple CRUD operations is a major anti-pattern plaguing backend frameworks these days. Not to mention, simple things like debugging, SQL transactions become really hard on databases. Having said above, hasura has realtime capabilities which we do not have at the moment. Serverless Support : Our APIs can be deployed as serverless functions on any cloud platform (we use express.js - which amazingly works as Serverless App). This is a big leap - so there is no more Cloud Platform specific serverless code. We support AWS Lambda, GCP Cloud Function, Azure Function App, Alibaba Function COmpute, Vercel Now. Database Client : We ship a fully featured GUI Database based client (much like MySQL Workbench / PgAdmin) that works on all databases - this supports autogenerating up/down SQL schema migrations automatically. It has features to bookmark queries and very intuitive :) We also ship a full featured API Client (much like postman/insomnia) to maintain your API collections and we also support performance test of APIs via GUI interface. edit : sentence corrections