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Hey! The roadmap will be available very soon in the documentation and on the website, but basically, Prisma, Supabase, and Lemon Squeezy are coming very soon. In terms of security and updates, authentication is managed by @adonisjs/auth, a community package that is constantly updated. As for my code, it will be continuously updated as soon as a bug or vulnerability is reported.

​@@WailRoth what are the prerequisites ? stripe account i suppose and others can you specify the required creds in .env

@@Henteti-amin I would say only an email provider is required, like SMTP or Mailgun, but that's all, you don't want to use stripe ? just don't use it, delete the stripe folder. Mails are just here for OTP, you can disable them too.

I think Marc Lou is a success story in the indie hacker world. So yes, everyone who has been developing in their room since they were 13 wants to one day create something useful and beneficial. Yes, he's an example, but no, I don't want to make the same product(s) as him

Hi, thanks for the great feedback! Regarding the video, you're right. I plan to launch a series of videos/tutorials/builds in public of small applications to show how things work, especially to help beginners succeed. As for the copy, yes and no. Yes, in essence, for sure. The goal was to make the product as scalable and maintainable as possible over time, type-safe, with plenty of developer tools that truly make a difference. For example, directly retrieving typed objects from the controller is really neat. Regarding the UI, almost all components support it, except a few, which of course are the ones I've been using because I tried to launch as quickly as possible. But those will be fixed today. And yes, I am lowering the price and planning to offer an even cheaper option to make it accessible to everyone. And no, I'm not removing 'lifetime updates'. I'd like to focus the product on building a community with 'modules'. Many modules are already available, and those who create the best ones will receive a partial refund of their payment to encourage people to participate and propose new things! :)

Hello, I would say yes and no. Yes, because I am alone in my room developing this project. Yes, because I want to make it as accessible as possible with complete and easy-to-understand documentation. And no, because I have provided something typesafe, designed with developers in mind before beginners, designed to save as much time as possible, designed to scale, and especially designed to be community-oriented with the module system. And, I really don't use the same technologies at all.

Hello, sorry but not at all! This only uses NodeJS technologies.