Don't do it, use a starter kit like usegravity.app and save yourself the time and headache
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kylegawley commented on Ask HN: What's the best SaaS boilerplate/all in one solution to build a PoC/MVP? · Posted by u/FrenchDevRemote
usegravity.app
kylegawley commented on Ask HN: A SaaS template for new products? Cut dev time to 1 week? · Posted by u/amukbils
There are quite a few starter kits, for various stacks.
I built https://usegravity.app for React/Node
SaaS Pegasus is a good one for Python: https://www.saaspegasus.com/
For sure it has to be https://usegravity.app (Node & React)
I built https://usegravity.app to solve this problem :)
I want to build an ultimate SaaS boilerplate / starter as a commercial product.
The audacious goal is something like “build a Trello clone from git init to a live product in under 10 minutes”
Looking for like-minded folks with any of the following skills:
- strong React
- UI/UX design
- TypeScript
- AWS
- SaaS building
- writers for docs, tutorials, articles, evangelization
- product / project manager
How much are you offering for these services and why is it different to any existing SaaS boilerplates on the market
kylegawley commented on What would be your choice for setting up a new SaaS project for 2022? · Posted by u/Nerks234
I built a React & Node SaaS boilerplate (https://usegravity.app) so I'm firmly in the camp of 'it's better to buy rather than build' for most use cases. The question then is choosing the right boilerplate stack, which I guess comes down to personal preference. There's a lot of different options to choose from now with different stack choices :)
how did you make sure that apps built with gravity are secure, eg. for malicious inputs?
All user input is santized :)