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https://jumpstartrails.com/ https://jumpstartrails.com/ It's very polished. Kept up to date. Follows best practices for RoR. The author is one of the most acti
by nerdywordy 5y ago
https://jumpstartrails.com/ https://jumpstartrails.com/
It's very polished. Kept up to date. Follows best practices for RoR. The author is one of the most active RoR community members.
https://excid3.com/ https://excid3.com/
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If you like PHP then https://spark.laravel.com/ https://spark.laravel.com/ is an official Laravel project. I haven't used it but I've seen discussions where folks recommend it.
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- wastedhours 5y agoA hard +1 to Jumpstart. I stan Chris a lot in the comments here, but Jumpstart combined with Hatchbox[0] is a pretty awesome mix to get started. Especially with the recent upgrades, the whole process of getting the framework up takes minutes. [0] https://www.hatchbox.io/ https://www.hatchbox.io/
- smu 5y agoAnother +1 from me. Also used Hatchbox in another project (startup w customers), it definitely was worth the money. For fun and giggles: this is what happened when I wanted to quickly build a side project after not coding for a while (using jumpstart to go faster) https://twitter.com/ddccffvv/status/1430967157404340228 https://twitter.com/ddccffvv/status/1430967157404340228
- haarts 5y ago+1 for Jumpstart. I really like it is kept up to date. It also has a forum which is relatively active. Other do not have this. I considered this too: https://www.getsjabloon.com/ https://www.getsjabloon.com/.
- that_guy_iain 5y agoSpark is no longer really a SaaS starter kit. It's now just a payment provider they open sourced lots of the original Spark.
- namidark 5y agoIs there anything similar to jumpstart for go?