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Show HN: Open Vibe – free, open-source agent-led web dev course
(openvibe.sh)
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11mo ago
if the abstractions are good, than the LLM has no problem writing the code. That's what we've noticed for Wasp at least. Its a simple config language, then the rest is react/nodejs, so it works surprisingly well.
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I launched Open SaaS about a year and a half ago and surprisingly it’s become the most popular free SaaS boilerplate starter on github ( https://github.com/wasp/open-saas ). After 2 years of work total, I’m pleased to la
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Show HN: V2.0 of Open SaaS, a free, open-source SaaS boilerplate starter is here
(opensaas.sh)
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I just launched v2 of my free, open-source SaaS boilerplate (with shadcn UI)
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I launched Open SaaS about a year and a half ago and surprisingly it’s become the most popular free SaaS boilerplate starter on github ( https://github.com/wasp/open-saas ). After 2 years of work total, I’m pleased to la
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2y ago
Wasp is the Rails for JS (React/NodeJS/Prisma)
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2y ago
I built https://coverLetterGPT.xyz -- super simple GPT wrapper that generates cover letters. Makes almost $600 a month now. It's also open-source. I wrote about it here: https://docs.opensaas.sh/blog/20
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Hey. Creator and maintainer of Open SaaS here. There may be some config steps, but everything is well documented https://docs.opensaas.sh/ , and we have simple commands like `wasp db start` to get a local postgres instance r
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Why Theo is wrong and we'll get a Rails for JavaScript
(wasp-lang.dev)
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2y ago
This looks pretty cool. Nice work, OP
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2y ago
Exactly. Wasp, https://wasp-lang.dev , is the only framework in the React/Node/Prisma space that's taking this opinionated approach to full-stack development. For example, you get full-stack auth by just adding thi
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2y ago
have you checked out Wasp? -- https://wasp-lang.dev
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2y ago
What you're looking for is Wasp -- https://wasp-lang.dev It's a true full-stack framework and even bills itself as a "Rails-like fullstack framework for React, NodeJS, & Prisma" It manages all the boilerp
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3y ago
<3
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3y ago
not a bad idea
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3y ago
not related to your post at all, but thinking how cool it would be to have Jelly-flavoured Peanut Butter.
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3y ago
Wasp is as easy as learning to write JSON when you already know JS.
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3y ago
Wasp is as easy as learning to write JSON when you already know JS. It's more a mental barrier as new tech no one has heard of is always somewhat intimidating, whether for good reason or not.
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3y ago
thanks. we already did actually!! its the first one under "Node.js (Javascript)"
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OpenSaaS – free, open-source SaaS starter React and Node.js
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Open SaaS – free, open-source SaaS boilerplate for React/Node.js/Prisma
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Just tried this out and it looks like it works better than SmolAI. Nice Work!
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It was completely open originally, but I had to put it behind a login in order to limit how many times a user hit the OpenAI API. I have creativity controls which adjust the "temperature", as well as revision controls which give y
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Show HN: I open-sourced CoverLetterGPT.xyz – 900 users, feat. on indiehackers
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Free SaaS Template for the PERN Stack – GPT, Stripe, Google Auth
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Fixed! CORS error. thanks for the heads up
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From Idea to Paying Customers in 1 Week: Amicus's SaaS for Legal Matters
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you should check out https://wasp-lang.dev then. It's probably one of the fastest stacks out there for React + ExpressJS at the moment
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4. Wasp ( https://wasp-lang.dev ) because it's the fastest way to build a full-stack React + NodeJS web app. You can build a prod ready proof of concept in a couple hours. E.g. Google OAuth2 is configurable in ~ 10 lines of c
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