dillonraphael

While working on a project of mine, I needed a way to provide fully functional pages while staying out of the users way and being fully upgradeable without affecting the users code.

This is an experiment that was mocked up in a weekend with the help of chatgpt, but think it's a really cool concept and can be very useful.

Create your nextjs layouts and routes in a single file.

Check it out https://github.com/1upsaas/1uprouter

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Hey HN

Today I finally released 1UpBlitz. A SaaS start for the full stack react framewok - Blitzjs.

For those who never heard of blitzjs, it's a full stack react framework. Think ruby on rails, but for React. You can learn more about it here https://blitzjs.com/

I chose blitzjs for these reasons:

- Great dev community that I contribute to - Consolidates my previous tech stack with the use of magic - Already very stable with less and less breaking changes - Brings the ruby on rails vibe that I love to nextjs (react), which I also love

So I created a SaaS starter. I finished a client's MVP in a matter of 2-3 weeks.

1UpBlitz comes with the following:

- Create multiple plans

- Plan upgrading and downgrading

- Roles & Permissions for workspaces

- Invite users to a workspace

- File upload api routes and an included react-dropzone form component

- Smart slug generator

- Search & Paginated table component

- End-to-end tested with cypress

I've been playing around with serverless a lot lately. I love the fact I can build any idea that comes to my head, while hosting it for free and test if the idea has a market.

So, I decided to write an ebook on how to build a paywall using netlify functions, nextjs and sanity.io (data storage). Think of this as a gumroad replacement.

I'm giving this ebook away for free, well for a twitter follow. That's it. Check it out at https://app.creatorsgate.com/products/build-a-paywall-and

Just finished reading this post

https://artplusmarketing.com/create-so-much-they-cant-ignore-you-230012615efe#

It sparked something in me, and made a serious point.

I'm mostly a frontend dev. I'm looking for ideas that will allow me to code and release content on a weekly basis.

-video tutorials? -codepens? -design to code?

Any other ideas?

I just sold my Macbook for a new Razer Blade Pro. Reason being I'm looking to test out some VR stuff and obviously need a proper video card.

Although, I still need to do some web dev stuff. It has honestly been a nightmare getting this setup to the point I said "screw it" and started working inside a virtual box using Vagrant. This works great most of the time, but just adds a barrier for when I want to get up and running on a new idea quick.

For all you Windows users out there, what's your setup like? I work mostly in Node.

I've been trying to decide between keystonejs and grav.

With grav I can host on a shared server no problem, but keystone is a node app so I need a VPS.

Grav uses Twig so implementing React seems like a pain. Since keystone is node, React implementation fits perfectly.

Trying to find something that's right in the middle . Any ideas?

I'm trying to decide between Google Apps for work and Fastmail. I have 3 person team. What do you guys recommend?