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I’ve used Django, Next.js, and Ruby on Rails for CRUD apps recently (in 2023). If you want to minimize time spent writing boilerplate, Rails is still your best
by MatthiasPortzel 3y ago
I’ve used Django, Next.js, and Ruby on Rails for CRUD apps recently (in 2023). If you want to minimize time spent writing boilerplate, Rails is still your best bet.
- samuell 3y agoGreat to know! I have liked Django in many ways when playing with it, but it is quite the boilerplate to write. Feels like you basically repeat yourself three times, with the MVC split setup. Feels like some of that should be possible to auto-generate, at least with defaults.