New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: What are some no-code tools for the back end?
Ask HN: What are some no-code tools for the back end?
3 by askjdlkasdjsd | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Off the top of my head, I would love an add-on kind of tool that I can point to my database and all manner of CRUD APIs are generated and managed by the tool itself. Although I'm speaking as a developer. Just brainstorming here, what kind of no-code tools can exist for the backend? - Simplified drag-drop schema builder - CRUD API generator on top of the above - Templatized plug-and-play schemas for common use cases, role based user access capabilities, teams, billing system, feature based pricing etc. <-- All of these really have the same-ish playbook in every tech stack, might make sense to abstract it out in a nocode tool What other nocode tools can be built for the backend? I'm specifically talking about backend only, since this is likely the hardest area for nocode to tackle, it would be like automating all of software development itself, or at least laying the groundwork to begin with. Keep in mind I'm talking strictly about the no-code audience (which means no code at all, no/optional SQL, no tech stack, nothing , no tech stuff - only tools that can be used easily by the 99.7% of humans that don't code)
3 by askjdlkasdjsd | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Off the top of my head, I would love an add-on kind of tool that I can point to my database and all manner of CRUD APIs are generated and managed by the tool itself. Although I'm speaking as a developer. Just brainstorming here, what kind of no-code tools can exist for the backend? - Simplified drag-drop schema builder - CRUD API generator on top of the above - Templatized plug-and-play schemas for common use cases, role based user access capabilities, teams, billing system, feature based pricing etc. <-- All of these really have the same-ish playbook in every tech stack, might make sense to abstract it out in a nocode tool What other nocode tools can be built for the backend? I'm specifically talking about backend only, since this is likely the hardest area for nocode to tackle, it would be like automating all of software development itself, or at least laying the groundwork to begin with. Keep in mind I'm talking strictly about the no-code audience (which means no code at all, no/optional SQL, no tech stack, nothing , no tech stuff - only tools that can be used easily by the 99.7% of humans that don't code)
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