Any comment on the comparison with Flask-AppBuilder https://github.com/dpgaspar/Flask-AppBuilder ? I've already made projects with the last one and I think is very nice. Are there any deep diferences, advantages or something I should take into account? e.g. github contributors ;)
Flask-AppBuilder is opinionated fork of the Flask-Admin. It follows similar conventions and uses some of the Flask-Admin code, but comes up with non-default skin and a little more batteries (like user management interface out of the box). If compared directly, existing Flask-Admin components are much more featureful that their counterparts in the Flask-AppBuilder.
Flask-AppBuilder API is not compatible with vanilla Flask-Admin APIs, so you won't be able to exchange components between them. And sure, you can build something similar to Flask-AppBuilder on top of Flask-Admin without changing its core. Or maybe someone already built it (like Flask app skeleton with built-in administrative interface).
I explained reasoning behind default Bootstrap skin and lack of built-in user management in the blog post.
I have nothing against forks, it is good to have multiple options to choose from.
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Any comment on the comparison with Flask-AppBuilder https://github.com/dpgaspar/Flask-AppBuilder ? I've already made projects with the last one and I think is very nice. Are there any deep diferences, advantages or something I should take into account? e.g. github contributors ;)
Flask-AppBuilder is opinionated fork of the Flask-Admin. It follows similar conventions and uses some of the Flask-Admin code, but comes up with non-default skin and a little more batteries (like user management interface out of the box). If compared directly, existing Flask-Admin components are much more featureful that their counterparts in the Flask-AppBuilder.
Flask-AppBuilder API is not compatible with vanilla Flask-Admin APIs, so you won't be able to exchange components between them. And sure, you can build something similar to Flask-AppBuilder on top of Flask-Admin without changing its core. Or maybe someone already built it (like Flask app skeleton with built-in administrative interface).
I explained reasoning behind default Bootstrap skin and lack of built-in user management in the blog post.
I have nothing against forks, it is good to have multiple options to choose from.