The frontend is Vue 2.0 and TailwindCSS. No other major libraries besides the Vue standards (router, store, etc).
The site is delivered by Firebase Hosting and the backend is all Firebase (Firestore, Auth, Storage and Cloud Functions)
I absolutely love this stack. It’s so simple to run and requires no maintenance. Plus the fixed cost is $0. To deploy I use manually-triggered GitHub Actions workflows.
The best part of the whole thing is the local dev experience. With the Vue CLI and the Firebase Emulators I can run my entire stack locally with hot reload across frontend and backend. When I push to production I am confident.
CodeApprove looks interesting. Consider changing the text in between your <title> tags to "CodeApprove - Better code review for teams on GitHub" so I know what the heck it is and can easily find it again when searching my bookmarks.
The frontend is Vue 2.0 and TailwindCSS. No other major libraries besides the Vue standards (router, store, etc).
The site is delivered by Firebase Hosting and the backend is all Firebase (Firestore, Auth, Storage and Cloud Functions)
I absolutely love this stack. It’s so simple to run and requires no maintenance. Plus the fixed cost is $0. To deploy I use manually-triggered GitHub Actions workflows.
The best part of the whole thing is the local dev experience. With the Vue CLI and the Firebase Emulators I can run my entire stack locally with hot reload across frontend and backend. When I push to production I am confident.