Despite the mountain of code it is hopefully simple by design: - about 40 NPM dependencies in total when all modules are added so it installs very quickly and

Despite the mountain of code it is hopefully simple by design: - about 40 NPM dependencies in total when all modules are added so it installs very quickly and node_modules is manageable - about 150 lines of CSS - one Redis database, with optional encryption at rest - no client-side javascript (but needs a couple bits for Stripe stuff, and the groundwork is in place for it to feel like an SPA eventually) - no build process, just node main.js so it starts very quickly - no templating language to learn, just ECMAScript string literals `like ${this + that}` in vanilla HTML files (https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/src/www/account/sessions.html https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/src/ww...) - DOM-like construction of HTML in NodeJS (https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/src/www/account/reset-codes.js#L74 https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/src/ww...) - continually sweeping the software and modules to apply more consistent code formatting and tests - careful not to include text and formatting in code in preparation for localization - careful not to abstract to the point you require broad familiarity with the project to understand any page or nodejs If you want to have a look check this out: 1) This is the basic dashboard software, this part by itself is intended to be all you need to create a web or mobile app with user registrations. http://github.com/userappstore/dashboard http://github.com/userappstore/dashboard 2) This is what the application emits when you start it up, after combining the dashboard, any modules you use, and any code you added to a single sitemap: https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/sitemap.txt https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/sitema... 3) This is the test output for the dashboard https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/tests.txt https://github.com/userappstore/dashboard/blob/master/tests.... Then the modules extend it: http://github.com/userappstore/organizations http://github.com/userappstore/organizations http://github.com/userappstore/stripe-subscriptions http://github.com/userappstore/stripe-subscriptions http://github.com/userappstore/stripe-connect http://github.com/userappstore/stripe-connect http://github.com/userappstore/maxmind-geoip http://github.com/userappstore/maxmind-geoip My end goal is for this software to reach a very stable and mature place, concentrating on a very small set of responsibilities and doing them very well.