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It can be.

1. It can save a lot of repetitive boilerplate code

2. You can keep validation rules in one spot.

I've been working with some toolkits like these after years of 'backend api, frontend vue/react/angular' and it definitely can save a lot of time. It's not always the best fit, but there isn't one approach to all applications that is the best fit. Everything has tradeoffs.



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