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I use Django, the equivalent of Rails for Python. I strongly recommend: http://boringtechnology.club http://boringtechnology.club Note that I do use React and

I use Django, the equivalent of Rails for Python. I strongly recommend: http://boringtechnology.club http://boringtechnology.club Note that I do use React and a SPA for a big part of my SaaS (links in profile) but for the vast majority of CRUD screens, nothing comes even close to the productivity of Rails/Django.

wasd 6y ago
In full support of the boring club! See my other comment but essentially, I find ActiveRecord hasn't worked great for our use case because we don't really work with individual records. I would like to have more flexibility in the client specifying what attributes and relations it wants.