Back4app vs. Go REST vs. MacHTTP-js vs. Xata Comparison Chart

Go REST is a GraphQL and RESTful API platform for testing and prototyping that delivers fake data with real responses, available 24/7 via public endpoints for users, posts, comments, and todos. It supports multiple API versions with full search on all fields, pagination (page and per_page), rate-limiting headers, and response format negotiation. Standard HTTP verbs are supported, and mutating requests require an access token via HTTP Bearer or query parameter. Nested resources let you retrieve related data, user posts, post comments, and user todos, while request and response logging, customizable rate limit,s and daily data resets ensure a clean testing environment. A GraphQL endpoint at /public/v2/graphql offers schema-driven queries and mutations.

Xata is a combination of a relational database, an analytics engine, and a free-text search engine. All made simple by a spreadsheet-like UI and a single powerful data API, with granular security, zero-downtime migrations, subscriptions, ACID transactions, and caching built-in. If you don’t worry about servers when deploying your application, why should you worry about servers (or nodes, or clusters) when using a database service? The simple global RESTful API for inserting, querying, aggregating, and searching makes Xata the perfect companion for Serverless and No-Code/Low-Code development platforms. Xata allows you to iteratively build your database schema as you add sample data, all via a spreadsheet-like UI. You can add new tables, columns, data, and create queries and views. It then gives you code samples ready to be used in your application. This gives you flexibility as you develop and, as the application grows, the strict schema keeps your data safe and correct.