The idea of skipping maintaining a REST API is cool, but it only works (in a normal project) for some specific use cases; most of the time, having a regular end

The idea of skipping maintaining a REST API is cool, but it only works (in a normal project) for some specific use cases; most of the time, having a regular endpoint in a REST API is more accessible to implement. I am saying there are use cases for server actions and some perks, but the future is still with classic requests to endpoints, and "server actions" are more a tool than a standard.