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In my previous startup I used my Postgres database to generate out JSON Schemas (detailed in [1]). It was great for validations. We even generated some of the UI from the Schemas.

> Just to add to this, things like authorization, login, registration, etc, seem tiresome to write every time for a new API

Check out Supabase [2], which is similar to Parse (disclosure: I'm a Supabase cofounder). We use Postgres as a backend and we hope to database as the source of truth (using Row Level Security + JSON Schema validation for the front end).

[1] https://paul.copplest.one/blog/nimbus-tech-2019-04.html#decl...

[2] https://supabase.io




This looks great, look forward to trying it out. Love the direction I'm seeing though




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