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If you have an application that is mostly just relational data, and if all the business logic is easy to write as SQL, then PostgREST is essentially a no-code R
by cryptonector 2y ago
If you have an application that is mostly just relational data, and if all the business logic is easy to write as SQL, then PostgREST is essentially a no-code REST API for your database, and it's way less effort than anything you'd do in Java/Golang/Python/Rust/C++/whatever.
Plus it's easier to get concurrency right if you push as much of the business logic into the RDBMS as SQL or similar.