Been working on a small side project of mine where I can generate forms based on some fluent code. So the code snippet basically generates an entire form on the frontend https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/905057811682193429/1458000108238147675/image.png?ex=697c5e6a&is=697b0cea&hm=9b7e104932f9899dc2fe2430652170a644819f41f516376e37760d799a355ea1& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/905057811682193429/1458000108795986094/image.png?ex=697c5e6a&is=697b0cea&hm=df9a24a7f1c0e3eb434024d2fcd3741b541dad2ef609d819ce9be38ee7a70123&

It looks very cool! Just a small tease here: Oh no, are code-first frameworks making a comeback? 😱 For context, for people not around in the 2012-2015 era: it seemed like every week we had a new code-first framework being released for Umbraco so that you could create document types (etc) in code. It was a bit of a running gag: how many new frameworks were made this month?

Haven't been around the community for that long, so I didn't get the memo 😛 I still remember being impressed by Konstrukt back in the day allowing this sort of code for building dashboard, sections, trees in Umbraco