Developer Boilerplate is a reusable foundation for quickly setting up web apps with common SaaS features.
The problem
Developers often rebuild the same foundational features for every SaaS project: authentication, role-based permissions, dashboard layouts, and admin panels. This重复 work slows down development and introduces inconsistencies between projects.
The solution
A reusable boilerplate that provides general SaaS foundations, opinionated architecture, and framework-specific implementations. The goal is to let developers start with a solid foundation and focus on the unique parts of their product.
Core features
- Authentication foundation – Login, registration, password reset, and email verification.
- Role/permission system – Structured role and permission management.
- Dashboard structure – Admin and user dashboard layouts.
- AI-agent-friendly documentation – Docs structured for AI-assisted development workflows.
- Laravel/Filament/Livewire support – First-class support for the Laravel ecosystem.
- Possible React/Svelte/Qwik variants – Framework-specific implementations planned.
Status
Internal product, in development.
What I learned
The value of a boilerplate is not just the code. It is the decisions already made: directory structure, naming conventions, permission model, and dashboard layout. These decisions compound across projects and save significant time when done well.
Next step
Polish the Laravel variant and document the architecture for AI-assisted development workflows.