@girish It looks good; I was able to create our team dashboard to show list of our staff. One of our backend developers created his dashboard to show usage of various resources at a single place using DigitalOcean API. Another guy created a dashboard to display daily user signups using our internal API.. overall experience has been good.
Tooljet lets you create a "dashboard" sort of place. Unlike nocode or baserow where you see one kind of data, with Tooljet we are using charts, input fields, action buttons, etc.
Overall experience has been good but we're still learning to use it. Also, packaging it took merely a few hours. The only concern was that the npm build crashes if you're low on memory and cpu cores dedicated for the build process.