ESQLate – Build minimum viable admin panels with just SQL
Build minimum viable admin panels quickly with just SQL - forbesmyester/esqlate
ESQLate – Build minimum viable admin panels with just SQL launched on January 17, 2020 with 505 votes, #14 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
In plain words
ESQLate is a development tool that generates admin panels directly from SQL queries. It enables developers to create functional interfaces without writing frontend code by connecting database queries to automatically generated user interfaces. The tool is designed for teams that need to build quick, functional admin dashboards during early development phases. ESQLate is open-source and hosted on GitHub.
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