My understanding of node's birth and rapid rise was that it was "backend tooling for frontend-devs" - suddenly it gave the front-end teams the power they needed

My understanding of node's birth and rapid rise was that it was "backend tooling for frontend-devs" - suddenly it gave the front-end teams the power they needed to launch quickly using what they knew. I've been looking for quite some time for "front-end tooling for back-end devs" without success - there are some great frameworks like Postgrest or Hasura which take you from Database through to API interface, but then you're faced with raw Javascript and all that pain synchronising browser state with the API via a web-worker. My attempts to use Vue & React have just resulted in the exchange of one kind of complexity (raw Javascript state change) with another (learning the framework). I'm all ears, if anyone has used anything (framework, IDE, WYSIWYG editor, some SAAS app, anything) that simplifies the journey from OpenAPI spec to a webpage with a UI that changes as the API returns things.