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Ask HN: In 2022 how do you develop a simple CRUD app if you have few time?

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Re: Ask HN: In 2022 how do you develop a simple CRUD app if you have few time?

#34

Depending on what you're trying to do, Retool ( https://retool.com/ ) can get you up and running very quickly. It's great for quick and dirty internal tools, but maybe not that suitable if you are going to build something large and complex that you need a lot of custom functionality for. In that case, I recommend Flask [1] + SQLite [2] (you can swap out SQLite for Postgres if you start hitting scaling issues). Flask…

HTMX + Flask.

Check out this great introductory video by Michael Kennedy from FlaskCon [^1]

Add AplineJS + Tailwind + daisyUI if you want something fancy.

[^1]: https://youtu.be/kNXVFB5eQfo

Re: Ask HN: In 2022 how do you develop a simple CRUD app if you have few time?

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post #32

I find Laravel (with something like livewire or Unpoly) quite easy, well documented and battle tested. Of everything I've tried in my life this is the best "one man army" stack I've seen.

You're definitely in the ballpark, IMO. HTML-over-WebSockets drastically simplifies. Add HTMX to your list. The HOWL stack: HTML over whatever language.

Re: Ask HN: In 2022 how do you develop a simple CRUD app if you have few time?

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post #13

Headless CMS seem to be an interesting approach. I've had some success lately with Sanity [0] which I enjoy [1] a bit more than other Headless CMS because of their data lake and CDN. Just this week-end, a friend had an idea that he wanted to make a list of healthy products. I suggested Google Sheets as a starting 'database' and see where we move from there. He had some issues with inserting images to it though so I j…

Wagtail offers a headless option and is built on top of Django.
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