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Show HN: FastBack end – schema-first back end runtime with OpenAPI output

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Show HN: FastBack end – schema-first back end runtime with OpenAPI output
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FastBackend is a tool designed to automate backend development by generating a framework-agnostic intermediate representation (IR) from a database schema. It allows developers to focus on custom business logic while handling the repetitive tasks of CRUD operations and API generation. The system supports multiple runtime adapters, enabling integration with various frontend frameworks through OpenAPI specifications.

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FastBackend FastBackend automates the repetitive ~90% of backend work: CRUD, relationships, validation, filtering, and OpenAPI from your database schema. You write custom code only for business logic — overrides and custom routes for the 10% that matters. Schema → framework-agnostic IR → runtime adapter (FastAPI or Express) → REST + OpenAPI. The IR is not tied to a backend framework. The OpenAPI output is not tied to a frontend framework. Vision Most backend work is predictable once you have a schema. The other part — custom business logic, integrations, auth flows, microservices, and one-off endpoints — is what makes your product unique.

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