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I'm writing my own low code framework[0], so I'm really interested in this space. Over the past five weeks, I've been compiling a list of the most interesting s
by ollerac 7y ago
I'm writing my own low code framework[0], so I'm really interested in this space. Over the past five weeks, I've been compiling a list of the most interesting software in this space.
Here's an early draft:
"The Low-Code Ecosystem"
https://blog.remaketheweb.com/low-code-frameworks-for-building-multi-user-web-apps/ https://blog.remaketheweb.com/low-code-frameworks-for-buildi...
I think there's _a ton_ of amazing tools being developed in this area right now. I'm looking forward to seeing how things develop!
[0] Remake (https://remaketheweb.com/ https://remaketheweb.com/) — Build web apps with only HTML.
- scribu 7y agoPretty comprehensive list. Thanks for sharing!
- Fudgel 7y agoReally a great list. Thanks.
- tyingq 7y agoTerrific list. Thanks for putting it together. You might update the AppMaker link. Unsurprisingly, Google has abandoned it, and it will shut down in Jan 2021. https://developers.google.com/appmaker https://developers.google.com/appmaker You might also add Quickbase and Knack to that same section. They are pretty popular.
- ollerac 7y agoThanks tyingq! I removed AppMaker and added Knack (which looks awesome btw). I decided against Quickbase because I want to focus on non-enterprisey tools and focus on products that are more friendly to small businesses and solopreneurs.
- tyingq 7y agoAhh...I wasn't aware Quickbase repositioned themselves. They used to have a per-user price that was fine for small teams. I see now that the minimum plan is pretty big.
- ravikapoor101 7y agosince I am kinda sold on strapi, I am surprised to not see it in the list. I will check out if frameworks you found are better, see if it is worthy (I have no affiliation in strapi) edit: one more - quasar, that is vue with lot of wiring already done.
- ollerac 7y agoThank you! I added Strapi and Quasar to the post now. They both look good!