I'm glad to see Feathers growing and adding additional clients. While I'm not going to personally benefit from this one (although I do have a React Native project that uses the standard Feathers JS client) -- it's great to see the flexibility of the framework.
Developers continue to throw new and interesting use cases at it, and I've yet to see it fail. I suppose we shouldn't be surprised, since Feathers doesn't do all that much to begin with-- most of its key dependencies (e.g., express, your favorite ORM adapter, etc) are doing the heavy lifting.
Feathers has managed to tie a few different pieces of solid technology together to create high value with very little additional code, while still maintaining its adaptiveness. Few have achieved that in similar projects.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 12.3 ms ] threadDevelopers continue to throw new and interesting use cases at it, and I've yet to see it fail. I suppose we shouldn't be surprised, since Feathers doesn't do all that much to begin with-- most of its key dependencies (e.g., express, your favorite ORM adapter, etc) are doing the heavy lifting.
Feathers has managed to tie a few different pieces of solid technology together to create high value with very little additional code, while still maintaining its adaptiveness. Few have achieved that in similar projects.