At this point I’m starting to wonder why it isn’t more popular.
The last time I tried it, most of the "automagic" quickly turned into "do everything by hand if you don’t want to get burned, and oh, we say we handle this use case but, as obliquely mentioned in passing, you really shouldn’t use it. Also, we don’t see the point in having our CLI tool spit anything more than the most generic errors.
What? What do you mean access control? What is that?"
I ended up on Firebase.
And, on my current project, found a single-table DynamoDB to be more reliable and predictable.
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The last time I tried it, most of the "automagic" quickly turned into "do everything by hand if you don’t want to get burned, and oh, we say we handle this use case but, as obliquely mentioned in passing, you really shouldn’t use it. Also, we don’t see the point in having our CLI tool spit anything more than the most generic errors.
What? What do you mean access control? What is that?"
I ended up on Firebase.
And, on my current project, found a single-table DynamoDB to be more reliable and predictable.
But perhaps things have improved since then?