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I made Nodewood (https://nodewood.com/ https://nodewood.com/), a SaaS starter kit/boilerplate. An unlimited-app license is around $500, so a single sale a mont
by DanHulton 5y ago
I made Nodewood (https://nodewood.com/ https://nodewood.com/), a SaaS starter kit/boilerplate. An unlimited-app license is around $500, so a single sale a month puts me into this territory.
It could probably be higher, if I were any better and/or more persistent about marketing, but right now I'm focusing on the last two releases I have scheduled on the roadmap before releasing "1.0" (easy scripting and an easy deploy system), then I'll switch much harder into marketing for it.
- e-_pusher 5y agoCool! What is the tech stack behind it if you don’t me asking?
- DanHulton 5y agoI don't mind at all! The back-end is Node.js, Express, and MassiveJS for DB access, while the front-end is Vue 3. I'm really happy with my choice of MassiveJS especially, instead of an ORM, since it allows me to make Models in Nodewood as simple JavaScript objects that can be populated either from the database or from API responses. This means that you can use the same model in the front-end and the back-end, with the same business logic, the same validation logic, etc. Saves a lot of time writing (and maintaining) a lot of code in two or more places!
- roberto-digital 5y agoI'm close to $500/m with KatLinks (https://katlinks.io/ https://katlinks.io/)