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Thanks, madamelic. Like I said to codingdave, Staart was built as a tool for me, and I published it to see if others might want to use it too. I agree with you
by anandchowdhary 7y ago
Thanks, madamelic. Like I said to codingdave, Staart was built as a tool for me, and I published it to see if others might want to use it too.
I agree with you that 2FA, auth rules for teams, etc., may be overkill, but the projects I'm working on (primarily focused as enterprise software alternates) all needed them, which is how Staart was born.
I am more and more pushed in the direction of a "check the features you want to keep and build your Staart package".
Perhaps that last part can be solved with thorough documentation about how to build on top of it. I am currently doing this by only working on project-specific files ("core product") and letting Staart handle auth/etc., but the second these need to be updated to be project-specific too, it will result in merge errors when updating Staart and so on. You're right, it's a problem I need to look into.