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It can be. 1. It can save a lot of repetitive boilerplate code 2. You can keep validation rules in one spot. I've been working with some toolkits like these
by jacobyoder 3y ago
It can be.
1. It can save a lot of repetitive boilerplate code
2. You can keep validation rules in one spot.
I've been working with some toolkits like these after years of 'backend api, frontend vue/react/angular' and it definitely can save a lot of time. It's not always the best fit, but there isn't one approach to all applications that is the best fit. Everything has tradeoffs.