Show HN: I made a Node.js boilerplate to ship your startups and web apps in days

Hey HN! I'm Rahim, an indie hacker on a mission to simplify building Node.JS SaaS applications. Today, I'm thrilled to introduce FasterNode.io - a feature-rich boilerplate designed to supercharge your Node.js project.

Think pre-built foundation with essentials like:

Secure & scalable User Authentication Streamlined Payment Integration (Stripe-ready) Transactional emails Clean, Maintainable Codebase

FasterNode lets you:

Ship weeks faster: Ditch boilerplate hell and focus on building the features that matter. Focus on what you do best: Whether you're a seasoned dev or just starting out, FasterNode streamlines your development process.

Curious? https://fasternode.io/

Here's what sets FasterNode.io apart:

Minimal Abstraction: Full control over your code for easy customization.

Single-Server Design: Own your data and avoid monthly fees for external services. I'm eager to hear your thoughts and answer any questions!

A Mysql Database: Although most boilerplates use No Sql databases, I've decided to select the alternative and make Mysql the default database so the boilerplates covers even the most complex use cases.

P.S. Feel free to follow me on Twitter @fasternode_ or @RahimRezgui to discuss building cool stuff!

rezguirahim · a year ago

Hi HN, I built this very cool product to make the journey of indie hackers more pleasant and productive. I would love to hear from you guys. Here is the link for those who want to know more https://fasternode.io Cheers

jogicodes · a year ago

Nice one Rahim!

I like the minimal abstraction part and the fact that it's non-opinionated. I would think that makes it more suited to more people.

Cheers Jogi By the way, the landing page looks lit!

Thank you ever so much Jogi, this means a lot to me. If you have any questions please feel free to ask them here or on twitter.

How do you do front-end on node apps? I am not very familiar with it apart from knowing that node is JS on the server (correct me if I have it wrong). Can people plug in their own front ends?