What are the essential features of backoffice development? I would say these four: viewing data lists, creating data, viewing details while editing, and deletion. In today's blog post, we'll create a backoffice page with these features using PostgreSQL, one of the most widely used databases.
Backoffice and internal tool development is an essential component for business growth. However, many companies are investing significant resources in developing backoffice. This inevitably reduces the resources available for developing core business services.
Don't waste valuable resources on tasks that could be more efficiently handled. Time is a finite resource. So, what methods can we use to efficiently allocate resources without developing backoffice from scratch?
Why shouldn't you develop backoffice and internal tool systems from scratch? What advantages might there be to developing them yourself? I'd like to share my experiences with the most common challenges faced during backoffice development as a programmer, as well as insights gained from meeting with clients. Additionally, I'll outline the advantages of developing backoffice yourself.
Meeting with various customers has shown us that they operate services and manage data in equally diverse ways. Whether you're wondering how to structure your backoffice development, have completed planning but haven't started development, or are finding it difficult to maintain your existing backoffice system, we've encountered various patterns of concerns.
Based on the concerns of customers using Hops and our team's research, we've discovered that backoffice concerns mainly fall into these 6 categories: