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    Refine Blog

    refine.dev · Company blog · on HN since 2021

    The blog of Refine, an open-source React framework for building CRUD apps, admin panels, and internal tools, with tutorials on React topics.

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    What HN says

    HN commenters mostly discuss the Refine framework itself: how it compares to alternatives, its GraphQL support, its playbook, and feedback on its landing page.

    Stats for nerds
    18HN people shared it
    14linked in comments
    79story points
    Apr 2024last shared
    2023people per year2024

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    What HN people wrote when they linked it

    • addisonjAug 2023

      Here are some questions, suggestions, and thoughts roughly categorized as I went through and understood a bit more about refine (the open source) and what I can glean from enterprise.

      Landing Page / Initial impressions

      * You mention "enterprise" a lot on the landing page, along with being open-source, but then you also call your commercial version "enterprise". It is a tad confusing delineating what is what. Having built and sold developer facing tools, *I* have enough context to understand that you mean is "this isn't a toy, you can actually use it in for-real production apps with for-real big company requirements even in open source", but I don't think you are doing yourself favors by calling your commercial tier enterprise, as it really confuses the message.

      * The above is made a bit worse by the fact that you don't have any mention of a commercial product on your landing page, so when I got to pricing (usually my second page) and see enterprise, now I am not sure if the landing page is just for commercial project and open-source is just a toy.

      * As far as I can tell, you don't have any marketing pages for the enterprise offering beyond the pricing page? I want to know how it differs. I want to click on the list of additional integrations. I want some docs. Anything you can give me besides contacting sales is going to help. I am not saying it is a paper launch / painted door, but it seems like one, and a thin one at that. You may have a really great product, but your…

    • ozmennicoFeb 2024

      There is a React meta-framework named Refine for building CRUD apps like internal tools, admin panels etc.

      However it's only for frontend.

      Check out the CRUD app templates with source codes. https://refine.dev/templates/

    • omeraplakJan 2023

      Yes, we support it, you can find the documentation here https://refine.dev/docs/advanced-tutorials/data-provider/graphql/. Are you experienced with GraphQL? If you can provide feedback, we would greatly appreciate it.

    • necatiozmenOct 2023

      Yes, you can bootstrap minimal complete CRUD app with authentication in 1 minute with refine - React framework app scaffolder. It gives the source code as well

      https://refine.dev/#playground

    • DavidPPApr 2024

      We currently using https://refine.dev/ with NextJS and Material UI for a CRUD type project. How would you compare yourself to Refine?

    • drewbittAug 2023

      Yes https://refine.dev/docs/examples/next-js/NextAuth-js/

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