Hadmean
Generate powerful admin apps with ease in seconds.
What it does
Generate powerful, fully functional, ready-to-be-deployed admin apps in seconds with just `npx hadmean`. No Javascript, no SQL, no components, no tutorials, and finally zero maintenance. Stop building and maintaining admin apps that you can auto-generate!
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- HTHadmean – The easiest and most efficient internal tool generator2022 · github.com · ▲9
Hi HN! I am excited to share Hadmean with you all for feedback and early adoption. What: Hadmean is an open-source, no-code internal tool generator. Why: Most internal tool generators make you build from the ground up i.e you get a blank canvas, drag and drop and wire components to satisfy your business requirement. This I believe has many problems. - They require some technical know-how. - They require some learning curve. - They require time to build and maintain. - You duplicate a lot of business logic already in your database. How: Hadmean attempts internal tool generation with a new…
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