SaaS Boilerplate

Learn how to build a full-stack, production-ready SaaS web application from scratch.
You'll go from 0 lines of code in Chapter 1 to over 25,000 lines of code by Chapter 15.

Chapter 1: Introduction. Project structure.

Table of Contents

Why this book?

Who is this book for?

What will you learn?

Screenshots

Project structure

Authors

Chapter 2: React, Next. Server-side rendering. Custom Document. Custom App. Mobile browser.

Chapter 3: Material-UI. Layout. Theme. Styles. Common components. Nprogress.

Chapter 4: Servers. Environmental variables. Logs. Fetch method. API methods.

Chapter 5: MobX. withStore HOC. Login page. withAuth HOC. Index page.

Chapter 6: User (model, store, pages, components). Mongoose, MongoDB. Tests. Session. Settings page. AWS S3. File upload.

Chapter 7: Google OAuth. Mailchimp.

Chapter 8: AWS SES. EmailTemplate. Welcome email.

Chapter 9: Passwordless OAuth.

Chapter 10: Team. Invitation. Invitation email.

Chapter 11: Stripe. Customer. Subscription. Invoice.

Chapter 12: Discussion. Post.

Chapter 13: Web sockets.

Chapter 14: Create Post via email. AWS Lambda. AWS API Gateway.

Chapter 15: Deploy to AWS Elastic BeanStalk.

Book Authors

Kelly Burke
Spokane, WA

Kelly is a front-end developer. She likes using React and Material Design and enjoys solving UX problems.

Timur Zhiyentayev
Spokane, WA

Tima is a full-stack JavaScript web developer. He likes learning any technology that improves end-user experience.