[ ERUPT ]
[ ERUPT-WEB ]
[ LINQ.J ]
[ WEBSITE ]
[ DOCS ]
[ DEMO ]
[ AI SKILL ]
An admin system is one annotated entity. Add a field, refresh, it shows up — paged, searchable, exportable, role-gated.
@Erupt( name = "Developer", desc = "Less code, more power.", prompt = "Ask me anything about erupt.", power = @Power(delete = false) ) @Entity public class Developer extends BaseModel { @EruptField( views = @View(title = "Name"), edit = @Edit(title = "Name", search = @Search) ) private String name = "YuePeng"; @EruptField( views = @View(title = "Domain"), edit = @Edit(title = "Domain", type = EditType.TAGS) ) private String[] domain = {"Low-Code", "Big Data", "CDP", "Data Platform", "E-Commerce", "AI"}; @EruptField( views = @View(title = "Stack"), edit = @Edit(title = "Stack", type = EditType.TAGS) ) private String[] stack = {"Java", "Spring", "Angular", "TypeScript", "Flink", "Spark", "ClickHouse", "LLM"}; @EruptField( views = @View(title = "Stars"), edit = @Edit(title = "Stars") ) private Integer stars = 10_000; }
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- Less is more — the best framework is the one you barely notice.
- Abstraction over accumulation — complex problems usually hide a simple model; find it, don't pile code on it.
- Rewrite without regret — never married to an implementation, always open to a better one.
- Ship the runtime, not the generator — generated code is debt with a nicer name; render from metadata and stay rewritable.