Early Access to the Serverless SaaS boilerplate

Thanks!

The Cloud Functions look a lot like regular nodejs functions, so I think you could refactor most of them easily. The only problem is that Cloud Functions integrate very well with Firestore, so in some of the functions, we subscribe or update data in our Firestore. For example, the Stripe webhook function will update the users document with their subscription data:

const subscription = await getSubscription(subscriptionId);
const docData = { ...subscription, stripeCustomerId };

await db.doc(`users/${uid}`).set(docData, { merge: true });

This should be doable in lambda functions as well, but subscribing to a document and detecting a change is something Cloud Functions can only do.

If you decide to try out the boilerplate, I would recommend first give Firebase a try. It's very solid and also pretty cheap if you store your data well.

You can use the discount code "early-adopter" to get an extra 10% off. Available until the end of the week. ;)

Any developer who knows a little bit of React could help you out. The great thing about going serverless with Firebase is that you could basically build a full-stack application with just a frontend developer.

Thanks!