- You go to some QuickAdmin URL, register and create your own adminpanel, adding the structure, fields etc. Everything is web-based, so only forms and fields, no coding required (see above)
- You then could customize the adminpanel and test it directly in the cloud - a new instance of adminpanel could be created on our servers
- You can always view the structure as generated Laravel files, so the PHP source would be visible on our end
- But if you want to DOWNLOAD the adminpanel for your own real usage - then you would have to pay for it. Not much, something like 9 USD or 19 USD. I imagine it as a full Laravel project downloadable as a zip file - and then you would have to just unzip it, run composer install and artisan migrate commands.
- Make constant updates on the open-source version or even go full-time on it
- Support different Laravel versions - 5.1, 5.2, 5.x
- (Challenging, but) Generate adminpanel for your existing project if you upload your DB structure
- Add multi-language possibility
- Make a REST API generator for the same DB tables
- Add more different front-end themes and more visual customizations
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