What your backend looks like?
Hey Hackers,
I am wondering what your backend looks like? Most of the time, it's the part that is the most neglected. Have you coded your own? Do you use the one provided by your framework? Do you use BAAS (backend as a service)?
Looking forward to see your answers :)
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Here's a shot of my custom admin that I do for all my applications. CRUD tables are easy to build. https://cl.ly/238def28f55e
Really nice, modern and clean UI that! Like it.
Thanks! It's just Bootstrap.
That’s super clean! Congrats!
Yes a CRUD editor is easy to build but it takes time to build it :) and you’re not developing to core app when doing it so I am wondering what is the best approach :) any idea?
This takes me 120 seconds. All you need is one resource built then it's just copy and paste. IMO this is the best way to do it. You build your own and now you have as much freedom and flexibility as you want. You'll learn in the process, And you wont be loading a black box of code with god-knows-what in side of it.
You can iterate freely without constraints. It'll make you a better developer in the process when you can learn to build things simply without relying on gems.
After 10 years and four different applications, I stand firm in my statements above.
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The names and emails don't marry up, so it's likely just dummy data for the purpose of testing.
You are right! I should have paid closer attention.
Thanks for the concern! This is a demo and those are fake names:
https://demo.sport-keeper.com/
Ah, cool. Thanks. I probably shouldn't write comments when I am too tired to digest what is being shown.
Dude no worries!
My backend is built in Node.js with prisma2 (in beta) and deployed with Zeit. One of the most pleasant stacks I've worked with. It lets me focus on the product.
https://cataloged.co/
Do you mean the backend language/infrastructure, or an admin interface? If the latter, I don’t actually have one — I just use psql, redis-client and SSH.
I built my own for my site https://bikers.co. As I write a lot of articles I needed a backend and wanted one that was a pleasure to use, especially to write in. Both the frontend and backend are part of a Laravel monolith.
Screenshot of the dashboard here: https://ibb.co/BZB998r
Most of the other screens follow the same concept except the "dashboard" screen which is a visualisation of my own personal analytics system. I wanted to compare the basic data I collected with the data Google Analytics collects and see what discrepancies there are.
I'm a fan of Nodejs / postgresql and gatsby for the frontend.
I code everything on my own.
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