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[dead] sdmsdmsdm
I'm curious to see more about how this gets implemented and adopted, i haven't seen an option like it before.
[dead] davec42
What a great idea for connectivity. Really opens up alot of possibilities.
[dead] outtasyyte
This is really cool, extremely good for non-devs.

Personally, I like writing HttpClient code, but it can be a PITA, especially trying to figure out the shape of the data and what verbs are supported. It's nearly impossible for non-devs to accomplish this.

nishanthkadi
Lol, I agree. The fact that there is no set guidelines for these APIs makes it all the more harder to wrap an API in SQL...especially if we have to do it over and over again!
[dead] lkieffer2002
Something user Were looking to easily have powerful access to all the datas via REST. A new good feature added to help on the field
[dead] akulkarn
This would a boon when everything is getting connected through REST and micro services is the design norm.
[dead] FerryBode
This article was very useful for me!
[dead] jjamesflynn
Automatically wrap (no code) all your REST APIs in a unified ODBC/JDBC/OData layer, so other tools (like dashboarding or other bi tools) can access their data.
[dead] brodym
Pretty slick, already got it connected to my api!
[dead] bubblemaster
Sounds amazing and what a cool name, too.