Book 2: SaaS Boilerplate
Learn how to build a production-ready, feature-rich SaaS web application from scratch.
Starting a small and independent software business is hard.
Our detailed book on building a ready-to-go saas boilerplate will save you weeks of effort and thousands of dollars.
Less than 3% of buyers request a refund.
Matt Moyles
"I found it very useful in Next.js learning. I followed along with the book, then used the async-labs/saas boilerplate to start a new app at my job."
"I'm a backend developer and was looking for something that brought me up to speed on how to deploy a production ready website. This fit the bill."
"This is a great book. Clear presentation style. The accompanying code is of very high quality. Your anti-monopoly ideology is also inspiring."
"Thanks again for everything in the book and all the help in GitHub. Really appreciate how much you've all done to make my company come to life."
Why this book?
Robust JS/TS stack
Our open source project occasionally trends on GitHub inside the TypeScript category, and we keep our book up-to-date with the latest versions of all dependencies. Build a web app with React.js, Next.js, Material-UI, MobX, WebSockets, Express.js, Node.js, Mongoose, MongoDB. Write with TypeScript.
Popular third-party APIs
In addition to numerous internal API infrastructures, integrate your SaaS web application with external API services. Integrate with Google for user authentication and analytics, AWS SES for transactional emails, AWS S3 for file hosting and serving, MailChimp for newsletters, and Stripe for selling.
Build your own SaaS product and become an owner of your SaaS business
This book is not another to-do list app. You will build a practical web application with must-have features that can become your SaaS business. We take you through every step of building a SaaS web application from scratch.
Public support
If you have questions, search our closed Github issues or create a new one. We are happy to answer beginner to expert-level questions. If you purchased our book, we typically reply within 1 or 2 days.
Table of Contents
- Application state, withStore HOC, store and MobX
- Toggle theme API
- Team API
- Invitation API
- Updating TeamSettings page
- InviteMember component
- Invitation page
- Updating LoginButton component
- Invitation data store - Invitation
- Updating Team data store - Invitation
- API methods - Invitation
- Express routes - Invitation
- Model and static methods
- Invitation email template
- Updating Team model - Invitation
- Testing Invitation API
Authors
Kelly
Newport, WA
Kelly is a front-end developer. She likes using React and Material Design and enjoys solving UX problems.
Timur
Newport, WA
Tima is a full-stack JavaScript web developer. He likes learning any technology that improves end-user experience.