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@tudorg Excited to see another player join the field. DBaaS seems to be rapidly evolving and it looks like there will be a lot of new developments in the next
by rishav_sharan 5y ago
@tudorg
Excited to see another player join the field. DBaaS seems to be rapidly evolving and it looks like there will be a lot of new developments in the next few years to help reduce the overall dev effort.
My apps need wafer thin business logic and most of the server apis that I write are just thin wrappers around the db query and auth.
As a hopeful JAMStack dev, i don't want to work on a server at all. My expectation is that the service should provide me the server and the db together
I just want to create a SPA/PWA and link it directly to the service provider apis.
Just adding my wishlist, in case it helps
- Rest api with user defined endpoints (or a single endpoint with function name as params)
- functions layer before the db queries
- globally available/provisionable db
- exportable db data to prevent lockin
- OSS auth implementation that can be taken anywhere
- integration with Oauth providers like Google, Apple, Github, Twitter etc.
- Protection and Analytics built in
- Competitive Pricing
Right now, I am not getting on the JAMSTACK wagon, because I am not finding a lot of SaaS provider which caters to all my needs. Firebase, Supabase and nHost, are the only ones which come to mind which can do what I hope should become common place in the market.
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