I think that API URI naming conventions have impacted SQL table names. It's common to have endpoints like `/customers` and `/customers/{id}` which has a tenden

I think that API URI naming conventions have impacted SQL table names. It's common to have endpoints like `/customers` and `/customers/{id}` which has a tendency to move SQL table names to match the API endpoint. I tend to name tables in the singular form if writing applications that interact directly with SQL tables, but where standing up a API in front of a SQL database, I tend to move to the plural naming of the table. It helps to have the table 'customers' be associated with an API endpoint of the same name.