Field Configuration
A new field is a row of configuration that becomes a real database column, constraints and validation included, the moment it's saved. No hand-written database change, no code release.
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A real column, instantly
A field definition becomes an actual database column (with its default, uniqueness and indexes) in one transaction. It isn't a lookalike stored in a blob; queries and reports treat it like any other field.
Validation written once, enforced twice
Ranges, lengths and patterns are enforced on the server and rebuilt identically in the browser from the same definition, so the form and the API physically cannot disagree about what's valid.
Relationships included
A lookup field creates a genuine foreign key with your choice of delete behaviour and the index that keeps it fast, not a text box holding an id and a promise.
The definition is the whole change
The same definition provisions the column, drives the form and compiles the validation. There's no separate database script to write and keep in step, because there's nothing else to keep in step.
Why we like this one
The unsexy detail we trust most is the guardrails. Field names are policed, system columns are protected, index budgets are capped, and renaming a field re-wires its constraints instead of orphaning them. Configuration this powerful is only safe when the platform is willing to say no on your behalf, and this one says no in all the right places.
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