Engineering
How We Built a Unified Data Layer
A look under the hood at how Lowco DB turns a schema into production-ready APIs — and why a shared data layer beats a pile of microservices.
When you create a table in Lowco DB, you immediately get a full REST API: list, read, create, update, and delete — plus filtering, pagination, and counts.
One schema, many surfaces
The same schema powers:
- Auto-generated REST endpoints
- A Postman collection you can download in one click
- Typed views for read-heavy workloads
const res = await fetch(
`${BASE}/v1/lowcodb/data/${schema}/tables/posts/records`,
{ headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}` } },
);
Views for read paths
For public, read-only surfaces like a marketing blog, a SQL view keeps the contract clean — you expose exactly the columns you want, filtered and ordered, with no write surface attached.
The result: less glue code, fewer services, and a single source of truth.
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