Directus Bewertungen und Produktdetails

( This is GPT *corrected*, but an honest review! ) Directus is a total lifesaver if you're juggling database stuff. It's like having a magic wand for creating tables super fast. But wait, there's more! It also takes care of the boring bits like making forms, cool UIs, and even validations. What's really cool? Custom views for each user. Yup, it personalizes things so everyone gets what they need. And for the tech-savvy, there's a killer API, GraphQL, and even real-time updates with sockets! In short, Directus is not just another tool; it's your go-to for making database management a breeze and a lot more fun. 🚀👍

Honestly, I'm not sure! There is nothing that I dislike, maybe I would like to have a better UI for flows? but that's about it

Directus has been a game-changer for us by streamlining all our database needs. It allows us to easily create tables and store our data, which we can then access either through PostgreSQL queries or ready-to-use API endpoints. This saves us a ton of time since we don't have to build these APIs or UIs ourselves. It's made managing our data simpler and more efficient, letting us focus on other important aspects of our projects.

The support Directus offers has been exemplary, during our migration to start using Directus, we had many questions and their support has been responsive and helpful during the whole process. The open-source nature of Directus, has allowed us to contribute fixes and improvements to the product, without having to wait for their engineering team to implement them. The language support out of the box, was one of the reason we went with Directus.

The lack of clear documentation, but this has been improving since our move to Directus. Since we started using Directus, the documentation has improved 10 fold. The lack of some specific customization options around extensions, but this is to be expected with all products.

Deploying multiple websites with 13 languages. The ease and customization of how we want to use Directus to deliver our content has been fantastic.

It takes all the complexity out of being a front end, back end, and database developer. Point and click with a significant number of possibilities, and it takes such a tiny amount of time to deliver a POC and not much longer to release something fully featured. The inclusion of Flows has been an absolute game changer and I can't imagine living without them.

I get anxiety when there are new releases - it's not rare for a new feature or tweak to break an old one, and these regressions sometimes don't get prioritized like they should.

We don't have a software team, so do not have any front end devs and myself as the solo member of a back end team focusing on data. I can do all the behind the scenes work using data studio and not have to worry about the front end, as the Data Studio is a pretty reasonable replacement for building your own front end.

As a user of Directus for a web application, I am continually impressed by its robust and flexible features. Directus stands out as a headless CMS for its seamless data management capabilities, it provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface that makes handling complex data structures a breeze. One of the key strengths of Directus is its ability to serve as an effective data layer for web applications. It offers a powerful API that allows for efficient data retrieval and manipulation. This has significantly streamlined the development process for my web application, enabling me to focus on creating a rich user experience rather than worrying about data management. Directus also shines in its extensibility. With a wide range of modules and extensions available, it provides the flexibility to customize the CMS to fit specific project needs. The support I am receiving when using their Directus Cloud service is also impressive, getting answers in matter of minutes! In conclusion, Directus has proven to be an invaluable tool in the development of my web application. Its robust features, intuitive interface, and flexibility make it a top choice for any developer looking for an effective headless CMS solution. I look forward to continuing to use Directus in future projects and would highly recommend it to others.

I can't think of anything I do not dislike.

Directus solves the problem of managing and structuring content for my web application in a database-agnostic way. It provides a powerful API and an intuitive interface for handling complex data structures. This benefits me by streamlining the development process, allowing me to focus on creating a rich user experience rather than worrying about data management. It also offers flexibility to customize the CMS to fit specific project needs, which is invaluable for tailoring applications to unique requirements.

Directus allows for incredibly powerful usage of your database, all without touching any SQL. Nothing is proprietary, all of it is just your DB and the data. Through the API, you can easily do anything with your data that you want. There are so many opportunities to customize the dashboard and app itself, making it especially useful for allowing users to easily manipulate data (but with the permissions - only as much as you want them to). With extensions, you can make it do basically anything you can think of for a backend to do. Creating custom hooks, endpoints, interfaces, and whole visual panels. Also, their support team (shoutout Will/Jonathan/José!) is top-notch with their enterprise plans, and the Discord server is very active and willing to help. I use it for multiple projects, and spinning up each project just keeps getting easier as I know all the things Directus can do.

One potential downside is documentation. They are getting much better at documenting new features and ways of doing things, but some things you may still need to ask questions on in the Discord to get an idea of how it works. I find myself referencing source code sometimes to just get my head around how something works, since the docs either don't really cover it or the docs aren't fleshed out enough. But again, the Discord (and their support if you have that plan/Enterprise) is extremely useful for this.

No other DB CMS we found allows for the combo power + ease-of-use that Directus does. We use it to allow user data entry, web front-end display/filtering/sorting of collection items, and automatic systems pulling from APIs. We've heavily expanded our business operations and increased revenue due to what Directus has enabled us to do.

Directus is easy to use and combines a lot features: easy-to-use REST- & GraphQL-APIs for developers, a smart User-Interface for clients, data modeling tools for business analysts.

Directus could be improved at the core with a CMS-like interface (structured content editor), so you don't have to rely on 3rd-party plugins for this use case.

Directus creates a very short feedback loop between business analysts modeling data structures, developers using the automated APIs to develop applications and clients entering their data in pretty & flexible forms.

Probably the best headleass CMS out there, and all the built-in components and modules makes Directus the perfect choice for whatever project you are trying to build. Besides the pure database modelling capabilities, the Directus Flows is awesome when needing more complex features. The role-based access control is superb and enables granular control of who gets access to what. And that the admin-interface is entirely build with Vue js is an added benefit for me, but abolutely no knowledge of Vue is need to get the most out of Directus.

Not much actually, considering that its so feature rich and customizable its hard to dislike anything about Directus, although the learing curve might be a tiny bit steep for beginners, but due to great documentations, tutorials and the community that is not really an obsctale at all.

Modelling the database and having granular role-based access control makes Directus achieve my application requirements.

Iterative app design is made incredibly easy with Directus as a backend. Its ability to generate consistent and reliable database structures and APIs has allowed me to quickly prototype, test, and deploy new versions of my app without any hassle. Highly extensible by nature. This has enabled me to customize and expand my applications according to my specific requirements. The platform's open-source nature allows for seamless integration of custom extensions, ensuring that I can tailor my app to my exact needs.

Sometimes new features are pushed too quickly into release, and I have developed the habit of waiting several months before using them in production.

The WYSIWYG database generation enables quick schema iteration, streamlining the design process. A visually appealing and functional backend is generated automatically as you build your database, enhancing admins experience and allowing non techs admins to tack full control over the data. The excellent API and SDK provided by Directus significantly reduce development time, increasing efficiency and productivity.

I've tried many quick-start admin environments across many technologies such as Laravel Nova, Forestry.io, Strapi, and many others. What I like about Directus is that it provides Auth, API, media management, a great GUI, a fast admin experience, and tons of customization points where I want them. Everything I thought I would need to look for was already there. It was both simple and powerful.

It's possible to corrupt schemas and data, and that is a hopeless feeling when it happens.

I am trying to stand up an admin panel for a SPA where I can quickly seed information to be provided by an API. and be consumed by a javascript front end. Directus is a great fit. I have realized that in the time it would take me to sketch an ERD, I can build the database, put it in production, and have auth and API available.

It's like a self-hosted Firebase or hasura for SQL databases. It can also serve as a backend app to manage your data. A javascript sdk can be used in React, Vue, Svelte, etc. Also offers a GraphQL and REST API. Flexible permissions with roles and fully ReBAC-capable authorization. Use your existing LDAP, OpenID or OAuth2 provider or use Directus Auth, which offers 2FA and sends password reset emails etc. Configure no code endpoints with Directus Flows or write custom extensions for GUI fields, endpoints or panels in typescript, Vue (frontend) and ExpressJS. Improve developer experience and handle DB migrations with Directus.

You can do everything with Directus. While you can use anything for authN (google auth, apple, keycloak, LDAP), authZ and permissions could be improved. The feature set is sufficient for blogs or most applications. You can even use it as a backbone for your SaaS. But it's cumbersome to build applications that allow users to grant privileges and create roles themselves because you can only use relation-based access control. It's not yet possible to subscribe to data changes (the SDK polls at regular intervals) as of October 2022. However, it's promised to arrive later this year.

We're developing apps with it at faster speeds. We can skip the whole backend part.