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This is useful. But you can achieve the same results in just a few more steps with Hasura or Supabase and end up with something that is close to production read
by cpursley 5y ago
This is useful. But you can achieve the same results in just a few more steps with Hasura or Supabase and end up with something that is close to production ready.
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- kall 5y agoYeah, I would probably go hasura if I needed this, but I can see the appeal of something that is a single component you can self host and self understand. Hasura is rock solid, but I will never read through it‘s haskell source or understand how it constructs those extra-clever postgres queries. If I read it right, you don‘t need to configure any schema to use this? You can just POST a user and it will create that type? If it‘s true, that‘s a real step above hasura/supabase for rapid prototyping.
- aw4y 5y agoyes, no schema required (but you can add it if you want validation)