Building a software-as-a-service (SaaS) from the ground up can be a time-intensive chore.
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Great projects!
All of them! :)
I took a look at your project, I thought it was phenomenal, I hope one day to appear in an email with it LOL 🦤.
Thanks @nevodavid!
BTW, nice job creating trending-list, I'm using it so I will be notified when BoxyHQ repos as well as side projects start trending. It was a nice bonus to add to the list.
hay lam!
Thanks for adding Ockam to the list! If anyone here wants to learn more, or join our community, swing by our Discord to say 'hey'.
No problem @mattgreg! Ockam has some really great end-to-end encryption features and I thought it was very fitting to add to the mix of fitting inside a SaaS as a tool to boost security.
Amazing resources and more than that you have compiled and enriched these with relevant details quite nicely. Bookmarking...
That’s great to hear, thank you so much 😊
I had almost gotten convinced that these list articles were AI generated entry level ones that just summarize GitHub trending page or something of that sort but this one is actually good. Bookmarking it.
Haha I’m very flattered by your comment. I appreciate that 😁
Meltano is a really nice project 🔥. And superb article @nathan_tarbert amazing list.
Thanks @srbhr!
I just came across Meltano recently and was impressed with their huge list of connectors.
Exciting projects! Can't wait to try these out
Cool @edenfed, post your feedback. I would love to hear your experience.
I stumbled upon this article just when I needed it the most. At that time, I was diligently working on developing my SaaS app, and I found myself investing significant effort in building everything from scratch.
Wow thanks so much for the feedback @mhbaando, that is great to hear!
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Shout out to Novu, the open-source notification infrastructure for developers.
Agreed! Novu is pretty awesome :)
Or just use Frappe Framework :)
Nice list by the way. Bookmarked.
Thank you!
Nice addition @turker_tunali
Surprising content, thank you
Thank you @flowzai for the positive feedback :)
thanks alot for this helpful content
You're very welcome Okoro ❤️
Pretty great stuffs, gotta save it for later
Thanks @vicveksr9485!
pocketbase.io/
supabase.com/
Supabase base is definitely awesome!
Great list, saved for later!
Nice!
Love this!
Thank you!
It's okay you didn't include Formbricks, cant make it into every of your cool articles 🚀
Hey @jobenjada, trust me I still love Formbricks :) I didn't want to wear out the welcome ;)
interesting projects
Yes, they are, I agree!
Love this list! 🔥
Thank you!!!!
I'm glad it resonates with you @samejr!
Thanks for sharing cool projects @nathan_tarbert
Thank you @shreya_gr for the great feedback :)
Thanks for the list, I'm excited to delve deeper into some of it to do a little project LOL 🦤.
Awesome @raulferreirasilva, that was the point of putting this article together :)
Great, thanks a lot.
You’re welcome!
If someone using all of the projects on this click-bait-ey list is not well-versed in security best practices, a breach seems likely.
A SaaS app is never a one size fits all. There are some very great services that can be accompanied that will improve your security which was the idea behind this list.
While I agree, I think this list promises otherwise.
Hi @manchicken, every organization has a different use case. Security should be a top priority which is why I hand-picked certain vendors that can deliver based on the organization's needs.
In what way is an open source project a vendor capable of delivering what an organization needs if they don’t know what they need themselves?
It seems like you’re trivializing the difficulty involved here so that you can have a flashier listicle.
Indeed its a great list but I was wondering that how do you make those star buttons using markdown ?
Those are great projects! Is incredible that we can build an entire application entirely for free (or almost. We should donate or contribute to these projects)
@luccabiagi, yes exactly!
I should probably mention in the article that the BoxyHQ SaaS Starter Kit is completely free :)
Thanks for the reminder!