> First of all, you usually don't put your business logic in your frontend. This makes your entire argument fall flat on its face. the comment makes sense if o

> First of all, you usually don't put your business logic in your frontend. This makes your entire argument fall flat on its face. the comment makes sense if one interprets "frontend" as "all the shit in front of the database". which is a reasonable interpretation in the context of something like postgrest, if not perhaps satisfying to you. > pl/pgsql is absolutely awful who cares > Writing actual, complicated business logic using this and maybe some mix of JS(because why not pull that into the databse?? great idea) there are a number of other languages available for writing postgresql procedures, and you can add new ones