Are there any plans to generate Angular front end as an alternative to Wappler front end components

[ben]

@ted

I have the same suggestion / need. Since Wappler generates Node.js on the backend, it only makes sense to work with React on the front. This would accelerate rapid and wide adoption.

This is sort of like saying that Shell service stations should also allow the sales of BP and Mobil products. This would increase their customer base.

@ted

From then, forward growth should support popular open-source libraries and frameworks (like it does with Bootstrap!) rather than the proprietary AppConnect.

Normally, proprietary software requires a license to use. There is no such license required to use App Connect. In other words, App Connect can be classified as open source. The difference is that App Connect has two genius developers who are contactable at any time, while the other frameworks have a bunch of developers who are not quite as flexible.

If you prefer to use one of the other front-end frameworks, then maybe contact them to create a Wappler-type IDE. Tell them that Server Connect is available for the back end. Another option would be to create your own IDE based on React hint...hint.

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