Yeah, there's also https://www.jmix.io/tools/ https://www.jmix.io/tools/ which I've looked at before and seems pretty nice. It's basically a set of libs and Int

Yeah, there's also https://www.jmix.io/tools/ https://www.jmix.io/tools/ which I've looked at before and seems pretty nice. It's basically a set of libs and IntelliJ plugins on top of Spring, so you can quickly knock up a CRUD app but then extend it later with Java. If I needed to quickly throw together a business CRUD app then I'd be tempted to buy it. At $1000/yr/developer, that's about the cost of 2 weeks of work (assuming a lowballed $90k/yr salary). Can it save two weeks per year? My guess is yes, especially if it lets you hire less experienced devs who maybe haven't written a CRUD web app before or would find it slow going / be likely to make errors. I dunno if that pricing level puts it in the Fortune 500 universe. It probably makes sense for freelancers and internal corp devs too.