I've been waiting for a (popular) low-code movement to hit the backend. Right now we still seem to start every project with - auth,connections,server, etc.. So

I've been waiting for a (popular) low-code movement to hit the backend. Right now we still seem to start every project with - auth,connections,server, etc.. Something like https://github.com/oshalygin/gqlgen-pg-todo-example https://github.com/oshalygin/gqlgen-pg-todo-example but easier and more tied into everything already. Effectively instead of hand coding up the stack, there would be this server that you install and you get auth (implying a user model), GQL, and all you have to do is make the database and define a special file that tells the DB what is viewable or restricted and how that connects to the user. The package would be 100% open source but would have like modules you could enable to connect it to auth0 (or others) or use a pre-created schema. That's the stuff that should have been turned to low code by now and I still don't see much progress.