No one uses SQL to write business logic. It's written in a programming language with libraries, tests, type safety, and expressive syntax. Traditionally this was the domain of a backend team, who’d try to build enough functionality to keep the frontend team happy without breaking the database. This model hasn’t kept up with the needs of full stack developers though,... Read More

Many of us have devoted decades of our lives to making databases faster, cheaper, more scalable, more reliable... much of which is completely irrelevant to the average developer. The main obstacle for the next generation of app developers is convenience. The "serverless revolution" and architectures like Jamstack demonstrate a desire for life without a backend team, yet current technologies in... Read More