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Open-sourced 4 SaaS kits - Vue, Svelte, React, and NET
Download a front-end or a full-stack boilerplate to start your SaaS at github.com/AlexandroMtzG.

🎯 SaaS dev challenges - #02 🗝 ️Authentication
In my previous post, I talked about how UI/UX is a challenge you face right after you start your SaaS. TLDR: Use an existing UI library like Tailwind UI, have your components documented (like this), and get inspiration from other SaaS websites, but always add your own UI/UX style.

🎯 SaaS dev challenges - #01 - 🎨 UI/UX & design system
It’s daunting thinking of building a SaaS app because deep down, we all know how much stuff we’ll need to go through, and you know that every day will be a decision challenge. Especially if you’re alone.

7 things I've learned using Remix for 1 month
I’ve been using @remix_run for 1 month now, it’s like nothing I’ve used before, here are some of the best features I’ve encountered:
- Full-stack Routes 💽
- Loaders ⌛
- Actions ⚡️
- Error Boundaries ⚠️
- No more Loading Spinners 💀
- UI/UX 💅🏻
- Integrations 🎁

Remix SaaS kit - Core Concepts and QuickStart Tutorial
Thank you for trying out my Remix SaaS kit! I did not expect so many downloads, so I thought I this Quickstart Tutorial.
If you like what you got, consider giving it a 5-star on Gumroad :).
Introducing Remix SaaS kit v1.

SaasFrontends v1.0
In 2020, I released my first boilerplate for building SaaS applications, netcoresaas.com. It included a Vue2 frontend with a .NET backend.
Not until 1 year later, I was able to migrate from Vue2 to Vue3, Vue3 to React and React to Svelte.
Introducing SaasFrontends v1.0.

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I'll be releasing an Angular frontend or a Next.js backend.