@paulox @thibaudcolas The `Rapid application development` section reads like RoR scaffolding (https://www.rubyguides.com/2020/03/rails-scaffolding/) which seems like it might be useful.

Laravel starter kits (https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/starter-kits) are a similar approach, but provide even more (at the risk of being more opinionated).

I think newer #Django devs would especially benefit from these approaches because it reduces the time from `pip install django` to a simple application that does _something_.

@adamghill @paulox @thibaudcolas For scaffolding, several third-party tools already handle this (django-extensions for admin, neapolitan for CBV CRUD and shameless plug here - falco for FBV's CRUD). I also see the django admin as a quick way to get basic CRUD views from a model. Among the ideas I've come across, implementing this in Django seems the most straightforward imo. But something like Laravel's Breeze seems a little too overwhelming for Beignner IMO.

https://falco.oluwatobi.dev/the_cli/crud.html

@adamghill I gave a proper look at Breeze; it's less heavy than what I thought at first glance, so I guess it's fine. The closest we have, that I know of, is probably Cookiecutter-Django.

@tobide there are few starter projects out there including https://github.com/wsvincent/djangox. But, nothing is “official”.