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The idea is interesting. But it looks like you end up with a yaml file that enumerates each of your tables/endpoints and the queries that back them. So are we e
by Trisell 6y ago
The idea is interesting. But it looks like you end up with a yaml file that enumerates each of your tables/endpoints and the queries that back them. So are we exchanging the “complexities” of code, where we have control and testing, for the “lack of complexity” of yaml that becomes unwieldy and untestable in the name of “simplicity?”
- stingraycharles 6y agoDon’t forget that at some point, you’ll want to generate the yaml from code, because otherwise it becomes impossible to maintain. And quickly you’ll find yourself back at square 1. :)