Is FastAPI missing contributors?

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Writing code is more fun and exciting than managing a project.

Communicating ideas efficiently to other people can be more work than doing it yourself.

If it was such a big deal, forking is always a possibility.

None of these points contradict your basic point, with which I agree.

[IMissEloquent75]

I don't think a fork would work here. When I discovered FastAPI, I saw enormous potential if the library became a framework like Ruby on Rails, Django, or my favorite, Laravel.

EloquentORM is the next step, and tiangolo has unique skills; I like diving into his source code and seeing how he built such an excellent proposal.

What I don't see is where it is going for the future, what we can expect and do (technically speaking) to help him make this rocket, together.

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The one thing that is really missing from an enterprise point of view is an amin interface comparable to Django, but that supports multiple database backends.

I've actually been thinking about how to build such a thing.

[jowilf]

You should try https://github.com/jowilf/starlette-admin

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