title: Web app: Data management for non-programmers
body: <p>I've been working in an office and we've had some data to work with a couple of times. By that I mean hundreds of rows with sometimes very large chunks of text in each row. Say <strong>recipes for our customers, where you'd have ID, name, category, recipe itself, time, ...</strong></p>
  
  <p>The thing is that we need to <strong>work with this data and edit it</strong> quite often and I can't figure out what's the best solution. What we've been doing so far was leaving it in an SQLite database and writing a simple PHP webapp that would list the data and creating a long editing form where you'd pass the data and save it back in the database. The presentation (think Access Reports) was simple, just <strong>dumping the data, cover it in some HTML, some Texy! (Markdown alternative) etc.</strong></p>
  
  <p>My question is if there's some either PHP or Python tool that would <strong>simplify</strong> this process when we get some other data to manage, so that we don't have to develop a new app. <strong>Something that would create a list/table of the data (well, simple with the core languages) and create an editing environment (table, forms, JavaScript validation, ...) for average joes to work with.</strong></p>
  
  <p>It's gonna be an intranet application, so nothing overly fancy is needed. The main condition is <strong>ease of use</strong>.</p>
  
  <p>The closest I got was with <strong>Adminer Editor</strong>, but not being a HC programmer myself, I didn't know very well how to bend it for our needs.</p>