Is there any good "framework" apps for development education?
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d662 · 2023-09-30 16:11

I'm looking for good CRUD apps that I could use as a basis for getting
more familiar with various development platforms/tool combinations. It
seems like all the ones I find are very old and all php/mysql/ugly
html.
I'd like to find some that I can use as a starting point modifying
what's there and building on new functionality as I learn it.

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shadoodled · 2023-09-30 16:30

r/Webdev

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adamshand · 2023-10-01 06:27

Search on Github is really good for this stuff.  Just search for
projects using the technology stacks you're interested in until you
find one that's about the right size and shape.

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superalpaka · 2023-10-01 09:04

This was posted today here in the sub:
https://docs.tooljet.com/docs/setup/

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stosssik · 2023-10-02 16:48

Hello,
Have you heard of CASE? It allows you to develop CRUD apps very
easily, in just a few minutes.

I share you a video, in which a developer explains how he developed
an AI-Powered NFT Generator with GPT, Polygon and CASE!


[https://youtu.be/jzvrvcvq4nk?si=5NalHnLIbHfmU7RW](https://youtu.be/jz
vrvcvq4nk?si=5NalHnLIbHfmU7RW)


Enjoy !