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If you prefer text, you're in good hands! We will go from absolute basics to a fully functional admin app. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a good understanding of the features and developer experience react-admin provides.
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The final result is a web application that allows you to list, create, edit, and delete users and posts. Here is a preview of the app:
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## Connecting To A Real API
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Here is the elephant in the room of this tutorial. In real-world projects, the dialect of your API (REST? GraphQL? Something else?) won't match the JSONPlaceholder dialect. [Writing a Data Provider](./DataProviderWriting.md) is probably the first thing you'll have to do to make react-admin work, unless your API backend is already supported [see the list here](./DataProviderList.md). Depending on your API, this can require a few hours of additional work.
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Here is the elephant in the room of this tutorial. In real-world projects, the dialect of your API (REST? GraphQL? Something else?) won't match the JSONPlaceholder dialect. [Writing a Data Provider](./DataProviderWriting.md) is probably the first thing you'll have to do to make react-admin work, unless your API backend is already supported ([see the list here](./DataProviderList.md)). Depending on your API, this can require a few hours of additional work.
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React-admin delegates every data query to a Data Provider object, which acts as an adapter to your API. This makes react-admin capable of mapping any API dialect, using endpoints from several domains, etc.
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