Saasfrontends

The provided sources detail a set of SaaS (Software as a Service) starter kits designed to expedite the development of SaaS applications1. These kits are available for multiple front-end frameworks including Vue2, Vue3, React, and Svelte1. The kits offer a wide range of features including:

● Pre-built Pages: Over 40 SaaS pages are included, such as landing pages, pricing pages, account management pages, admin dashboards, and sample applications like contracts and employee management12.

● Component Library: The kits include various UI components like buttons, links, breadcrumbs, modals, and image/document uploaders1. These components are built using TypeScript, enhancing type safety and code maintainability2.

● Tailwind CSS: The design is based on Tailwind CSS, allowing for easy customization and theming, including a custom theme color and dark mode1.

● Internationalization (i18n): The kits come with built-in support for localization, including English and Spanish locale keys2.

The starter kits also provide backend features, powered by .NET, that are essential for a SaaS application:

● Multi-Tenancy: The kits support multi-organizations and multi-workspaces, allowing for tenants per account/subscription and each tenant can have one or more workspaces34.

● Stripe Integration: Pre-configured Stripe subscriptions enable easy setup of plans and pricing14.

● Postmark Emails: The kits allow for custom email templates using Postmark14.

● Member Management: Features for inviting and managing users with roles such as Owner, Admin, Member, or Guest, plus the ability to add custom roles3.

● Clean Architecture: The backend follows a clean architecture, splitting the project into layers like Domain, Application, Infrastructure, Tests and ClientApp for enhanced maintainability and scalability3.

● Testing: The kits come with integration tests for most controller methods34.

● Data Persistence: A modular persisted store is included to remember users’ previous states3. The database implementation uses Entity Framework (EF Core), with a current setup for PostgreSql4.

● Fake API: The kits include a sandbox environment with fake API implementations, enabling a design-first approach2.

The sources also mention that the code is linted using ESLint and that the project is on twitter for product updates34.