👉 In software development, a "pushful" is a phenomenon where a user's input is pushed into the database without any further processing or modification. This can be useful for applications that require immediate feedback and updates, but it also has some drawbacks such as increased overhead due to frequent network requests and potential data corruption issues. For example, in a web application, when a user clicks on a button, the server sends the request to the database to insert a new record into the "user" table.