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Puck, a visual page editor for React, adds field groups and tabs in version 0.24, along with a checkbox field for selecting multiple options. Drag handles also make it easier to reorder components in nested layouts.
The renderFields API lets you compose these layouts. In the canvas, InlineTextField enables direct text editing, while fieldTransforms transforms values at render time without changing the underlying data.
Fede Bonel TozziFound via React Status
NocoDB provides a spreadsheet-style interface for managing tables, views, and access controls without writing code. It combines grid, gallery, form, Kanban, and calendar views with REST APIs and an SDK for programmatic access.
Deployment options range from Docker with SQLite or PostgreSQL to an automated setup with PostgreSQL, Redis, Traefik, and SSL renewal. For production evaluation, note that the repository lists a Sustainable Use License, while its standalone binaries are intended for local testing.
NocoDB adds a spreadsheet-like interface to an existing or newly created database, with Kanban, form, and gallery views. SQL and API access connect no-code editing with existing systems.
OpenDesign is an open-source workspace for creating prototypes, pages, and presentations with a coding agent. It centers the workflow on developer files and tools.
ToolJet builds dashboards and operational applications from databases, APIs and SaaS services. Its visual editor and generation features work within the platform’s component and data model.
Puck presents an embedded React visual editor connected to components, design rules and business APIs. The platform also offers interface generation based on those same building blocks.
Puck is a React component for building drag-and-drop editors with your own components. Its modular model leaves the application in control of data and composition rules.
Onlook provides a visual editor that works against application code. The repository demonstrates browser-based page and style editing with AI assistance.
Tally provides a block-based form editor built around typing questions. It lets users create questionnaires without code through an interface resembling a text document.
Plasmic provides a visual builder that integrates with a React codebase. Existing components can be reused in pages and applications assembled through drag-and-drop editing.
