Do you use some template for building side projects faster?
I am currently creating mine now with nodejs + typescript + nextjs with some basic functions like user auth.
If someone wants to share the template used it would be nice, and maybe some explanation about what basic functions it have. When I finish mine I will shared it also ⚒️⚒️
I'm working on a platform that would allow you to launch n products, and start validating them within minutes. This would include a set of landing page templates, built with chakra + next + react + firebase; along with a dashboard that enables you to see estimated revenue, conversion rate per price point, etc.
If this sounds like something you're interested, shoot me an email. I'll add you to our beta!
Sent ;)
I've created a free landings page starter based on my main website https://saas-ui.dev
You can find it here: https://github.com/saas-js/saas-ui-nextjs-landing-page
Saas UI is a component library built on top of Chakra UI. The pro version also comes with a b2b Next.js dashboard starter project.
Looking forward to see your template 👌
Good website! I will check your github repo, I've seen some interesting things as you use also Chakra UI
Thank you!
Not a side project, but I used a theme to build https://skilledup.life - free talent for tech startups, in 3 days and go live.
Today, we have
It looks nice! Have you used any platform for this theme or it is a custom one developed?
It's a WordPress theme we bought. Sadly not getting much love from the theme developer.
Sure! In Java/Kotlin world we have a wonderful JHipster project that allows you to create a CRUD app (back-end + front-end) as you define it in the CLI. I guess this is the same that Rails scaffolding does.
If needed, I leverage ready-made templates bought on the marketplaces for the front-end or mobile apps.
But if you're making your side project with an educational purpose in mind, then it makes sense to develop everything from scratch.
Good! Maybe something similar exists for the javascript world, now I'm doing it too because I want to have a deep understanding of what's going as I am the one who is building all flows
Designer here 👋 I always reuse insights and design elements from previous projects. Why reinvent the search form, right?
The visuals might be different, but the underlying usability remains the same. That saves me a lot of time when helping SaaS with design work.
Yees! That’s why I am creating my own template, to avoid creating auth flows every time
Sounds like a good plan!