budibase VS appsmith

AppSmith or budibase maybe.

An alternative may be to use a low code platform like Budibase (I am the cofounder) which is designed to help IT teams build admin panels faster. It ships with its own DB (Couch) which should speed up the process!

it's open source too!

https://github.com/Budibase/budibase

I wanted to use ToolJet in my company, but SSO has been playing an important role for my company's security and compliance needs, even though we have only around 100 people. I'm getting lazy to adopt any product that doesn't provide that to me (for a reasonable price).

In the case of no/low-code tools, Budibase[1] offers SSO on its open source edition, which makes it easier for me to adopt it and gain confidence in the product before committing to an enterprise plan with obscure prices and shady sales techniques.

But it's a shame, since the competitors in this space are awesome (ToolJet, AppSmith, NocoDB, Baserow, etc) but rarely consider SSO as a simple and basic feature. They usually put SSO as an enterprise feature in the highest price tier possible.

Btw, Grist[2] is another honorable mention in this space with open source support for SSO.

[1]https://budibase.com/

[2]https://www.getgrist.com/

I'm not quite sure what you want this tool to look like or do, but maybe something like Budibase or ToolJet would work for you

Huge project, high complexity codebase, but high quality svelte code afaik: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase

Release notes

Website

Is it just me or is this category of product exploding right now?

Here, a list of similar tools that let you easily make a data model and generate some descent UI from it ?

https://budibase.com/

AppSmith or budibase maybe.

In the end, I developed a stack that I liked and re-used across multiple projects, which consisted (mostly) of Postgres, Hasura, Nest.js, Keycloak, and Next.js or Expo. More recently I've started moving away from Keycloak towards Ory Kratos/Oathkeeper. In certain cases, I also deployed AppSmith and Metabase and I considered tools like Meilisearch in a couple instances.

Regarding the issue with pagination on firestore queries, we have already opened a pull request to resolve it. As a workaround, you can use JSObjects to avoid the cyclic dependency error that occurs when using a table reference. I will also provide you with a sample app that demonstrates this solution, which you can fork and test out.

Appsmith would work great for this. We support all major databases, and REST/GraphQL APIs, and our table widget has a built-in download feature for the user to download the data to CSV or Excel. You can also set up server side pagination and filtering to help with performance on that massive dataset.

Hey there! This is Vihar from Appsmith; firstly, thanks for checking us out. Since you're already familiar with the backend stack, appsmith will make it easier to build your front-end app. Our platform provides a range of customizable widgets and features specifically designed to streamline the app development process. With Appsmith, you can easily build custom logic on our backend using either the Query editor or JS Objects, a full JS editor that allows you to write JS functions.

Appsmith

If you need a more graphical interface, you might try Budibase, Strapi, Appsmith, or some similar platform.

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