i've done this. it works really, really well to start off with - your API basically is your schema, and you're done. There's definitely more work later on when

i've done this. it works really, really well to start off with - your API basically is your schema, and you're done. There's definitely more work later on when your API and data model start diverging (which they always will). Overall it was a decent experience, and DynamoDB has made some really important QOL improvements over the last 5 years, too. It's still not relational, which means it's very different and you'll be committed to a totally different way of thinking about things for a while.