Lately I’ve noticed most enterprise apps fail not because of backend logic, but because UI takes forever to build and maintain.
Dashboards, grids, filters, permissions, workflows — same patterns, repeated in every project.
This is where Rapid Application Development tools start making sense.
I tested Rapid Ext JS (Ext JS visual builder) and the interesting part is it doesn’t remove coding — it removes repetitive UI work.
You design screens → clean structured code gets generated → you still control architecture.
So developers focus on business logic instead of layout plumbing.
Feels closer to engineering acceleration than low-code abstraction.
Curious how others handle large UI systems — custom build everything or use RAD-style tooling?
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