Transactional custom mutators that allow complex logic and server-side specific behavior are coming in beta.
It seems right now it only supports CRUD-style logic? Suppose I have a Go backend service (or any other language, really). Creating and exposing some pg tables for the read only path is something reasonable if I want to integrate with zero.
But what about the write path in such an app? Where you have some business logic that doesn't involve simple CRUD, will (or does) zero support that with custom mutators?
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It seems right now it only supports CRUD-style logic? Suppose I have a Go backend service (or any other language, really). Creating and exposing some pg tables for the read only path is something reasonable if I want to integrate with zero.
But what about the write path in such an app? Where you have some business logic that doesn't involve simple CRUD, will (or does) zero support that with custom mutators?
edit: I didn't see this notion page which address this https://replicache.notion.site/Introducing-Zero-8ce1b1f184aa...
Yep - Notion doc answers your question.