This is useful in the same way that throwing cards up in the air and hoping that a standing structure will emerge for a few of them is useful. Yes, it's faster

This is useful in the same way that throwing cards up in the air and hoping that a standing structure will emerge for a few of them is useful. Yes, it's faster and easier than building a card house by hand, but you lose most ability to manage business-complexity logic. Most senior devs can code something from scratch that will automagically create a crud form in a couple hours. The reason we don't do it is that it's not useful.