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Half a year ago I evaluated various low/no code tools and settled for Budibase in the process. I can't say much about ToolJet because I could not get the docker
by omnibrain 4y ago
Half a year ago I evaluated various low/no code tools and settled for Budibase in the process. I can't say much about ToolJet because I could not get the docker container to run on my MacBook Pro (M1) back then. I really liked the form editor and the inbuilt table control of AppSmith. But as I had to build something for a customer where various (external) users could access some data I chose Budbase, because it supports lots of users in a few different roles.
The inbuilt database was also something only Budibase offered back then. But that's something ToolJet also offers (nowadays?).
- manojlds 4y agoIn built database is one of the features of this highlighted 2.0 release here. I liked Budibase as well, and Tooljet seemed nascent but has improved now in this to be closer I guess. Need to play with it.
- omnibrain 4y agoI'm also going to give it another try, if I find the time. For a "real" Application I'm currently looking at Supabase for the backend and vue.js+Quasar for the Frontend.