[Suggestion]: Add React Admin framework to the framework list

Summary

I would like to suggest adding React Admin to the Production-grade React frameworks section on documentation. React Admin has become a widely adopted solution for building powerful admin UIs, following best practices like reducing boilerplate and providing an extensible framework for CRUD operations. It’s built on top of React and offers a seamless experience for developers, whether they are new, proficients or experts

Page

https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project

Details

Wy React Admin ?

• Simplicity & Productivity: React Admin abstracts away much of the repetitive tasks involved in building admin UIs, enabling developers to focus on functionality while maintaining a clean, maintainable codebase. (you can get more details on its docs)
• Customizable: allows full customization when needed, making it flexible for any project size or complex features.
• Community : it has a large user base and is well-maintained, meaning it’s a reliable choice for developers who want to use a mature React solutions.
• Ready-to-Use Templates: It comes with a variety of pre-built templates and components for common admin tasks, such as forms, data grids, filters, and authentication. These templates save significant development time, especially for repetitive or standard admin UI needs. Developers can easily customize these templates or extend them to match specific project requirements.

And there is more, I think we should add this framework to documentation asap.

Start at the linked React documentation page and locate the Production-grade React frameworks section. Add React Admin to that section, using its linked documentation to confirm the description and link. Done means the framework appears in the list with accurate documentation information.