I'm glad you mentioned DHH's Rails demo. Along the same lines and taking that productivity even further is this demo for Avo. An extendable framework that helps

I'm glad you mentioned DHH's Rails demo. Along the same lines and taking that productivity even further is this demo for Avo. An extendable framework that helps developers build production-ready apps with configuration. The pitch is that every app has a way of managing the data. You have a page where you view a list of some items (Index table), a place to see the details of those items (Show view) and some page to update those records (Edit view). Why go and build those things everytime. When we start building apps we don't go building our framework. We don't build Rails for every project, but we use something like Rails, Laravel, NextJS, etc. Going forward with this, why build the admin panel when most of the time you end up with something similar. The views from before, a way to filter things, to sort them, to apply actions, etc. This is 15 minute long and goes through most (not all) of the features. In the demo I build a room booking app. This is the application the customer will use and not some obscure admin panel where only the support team will reach. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK47E7TMXn0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK47E7TMXn0 In this, second, 20 minute video I build a production-ready blog admin panel the same way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgNK-oINFww https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgNK-oINFww