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Ah, I hadn't tried the Refine demo and was going totally off of past Retool experiences where creating or modifying an app can mean just picking a UI component
by molsongolden 3y ago
Ah, I hadn't tried the Refine demo and was going totally off of past Retool experiences where creating or modifying an app can mean just picking a UI component and adding SQL.
Refine does appear to require developer build-out and is more of quickstart framework.
- buremba 3y agoYou can build low-code tools with Refine though. One of my side projects Jinjat (https://jinjat.com https://jinjat.com) uses Refine as the UI framework to render the data models that you have in your dbt project, as an example. Retool is an end-to-end tool whereas Refine focuses on the front-end and gives the flexibility in the backend for your business logic, which is often hard to scale out with Retool.