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Here are some GUI Tools which are showing promise. (not affiliated with any of them) Here were my basic needs: * Ability to be understood by a non coder (not
by redindian75 10y ago
Here are some GUI Tools which are showing promise.
(not affiliated with any of them)
Here were my basic needs:
* Ability to be understood by a non coder (not necessarily web novice).
* Simple Reusable Components - Drag & Drop tools to create simple CRUD apps
* Code Generation - Have enough scaffolded code generated to hand off to a coder to wire it up. (from Elance etc)
* Work on at least 2 of 3 platforms - WebApp (JS, React or Vue), iOS & Android
* Have ability to create simple logics - If/Then or Show/Hide or even JSON digestion
Here are the tools:
https://neonto.com/reactstudio https://neonto.com/reactstudio - A drag n drop Mac tool for developing React apps. All three platforms.
http://creolabs.com http://creolabs.com - Design tool for Mac (this guy rewrote UIKit). Only Native ios/android. No Webapp.
https://www.protopie.io https://www.protopie.io - Prototypes for now, simple code export on the way.
http://www.appgyver.io http://www.appgyver.io - Data Driven drag/drop webapp. All 3 platforms.
https://creator.ionic.io https://creator.ionic.io - GUI tool for Ionic (Angular).All 3 platforms.
https://material.io/stage/ https://material.io/stage/ - Google's upcoming tool (From Pixate & Form team). Unknown.
https://polymer-designer.appspot.com/ https://polymer-designer.appspot.com/ - A Crude Polymer layout tool, looks like Google abandoned it.
http://www.getnoodl.com/ http://www.getnoodl.com/
Prototyping tools like Facebook Origami (http://origami.design/ http://origami.design/) have refused to spit out code. So I didn't even bother learning it.