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My implementation in the following YouTube video is executing each snippet in parallel, so the execution time will be no more than the snippet requiring the longest to execute, regardless of whether or not you have 5 snippets in your database, or a bajillion snippets. So it would also probably improve performance with some 2 to 5 orders of magnitudes compared to your existing legacy stuff. To speak in code, imagine being in need of having an endpoint that implements Stripe payments? Well ...
Still, all code that is executed is persisted on the server, so even though it’s “super dynamic” in nature, there are no risks of GraphQL or Firebase “Business Logic Injection Attacks”, such as the incident with BeReal illustrates. On the dynamic scale, between 1 and 10, this sits somewhere at around 100+. It makes all other “dynamic programming languages” seem boring and hopelessly static in comparison. Even super dynamic GraphQL stuff such as Hasura, or PostgREST stuff such as Supabase ends up becoming hopelessly “static” in nature in comparison, while the Hyperlambda implementation becomes a bajillion times more dynamic in nature, while still being 100% perfectly safe from “Business Logic Injection Attacks”.
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