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There is a lot of activity in this space, and I think it's a good thing. Other very similar but less code-heavy solutions include appsmith, tooljet, or budibas
by lovasoa 3y ago
There is a lot of activity in this space, and I think it's a good thing.
Other very similar but less code-heavy solutions include appsmith, tooljet, or budibase.
In the same spirit, but SQL-only instead of based on javascript, I am currently working on https://sql.ophir.dev https://sql.ophir.dev . It also allows building entire data-centric applications and internal tools very quickly, but without having to think about things like "remix", "vite", or "next.js", which sound like chinese to most non-developers.
- creamyhorror 3y agoThis does look handy for turning an SQL query into a table/cards on a webpage. It basically seems to use SQL (instead of e.g. JSX) as the component configuring/templating language (in addition to querying). Which is a little odd, but does work for simple use cases like tables, cards, and grids. I'll give it a try the next time I have to quickly present an SQL query as a non-customised report. Thanks!
- cpursley 3y agoI love this and already prefer the Hasura and Supabase based approaches where tryouts database/ data schema is your application - including business logic. Being able to scaffold an admin on top of that saves so much time.