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Probably a silly idea, but who knows 
Maybe someone already tried and succeeded or failed, please share your thoughts, is it feasible to use espoCRM as a backend that will power service that will have its user interface with its very own screens (authentication with Google/FB/Email) but all users will get authenticated in Espo and their relations with other entities will be also managed by espo?
Of course, everything is possible but just curious to know if someone had an experience.
The biggest problem that I see, is that in Laravel (or other frameworks) you can easily handle user authentication and rely on ORM, while in this case, I would have to rely on API requests and add workarounds to authenticate users(?).
I mean this is just an idea and I would love to hear some criticism and support for this idea
Thanks
Maybe someone already tried and succeeded or failed, please share your thoughts, is it feasible to use espoCRM as a backend that will power service that will have its user interface with its very own screens (authentication with Google/FB/Email) but all users will get authenticated in Espo and their relations with other entities will be also managed by espo?
Of course, everything is possible but just curious to know if someone had an experience.
The biggest problem that I see, is that in Laravel (or other frameworks) you can easily handle user authentication and rely on ORM, while in this case, I would have to rely on API requests and add workarounds to authenticate users(?).
I mean this is just an idea and I would love to hear some criticism and support for this idea
Thanks