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Updates and Progression

These are the updates included in the PRO plan.

  • Added admin panel
    Added an admin panel to the project. This allows you to manage users and products.
  • Login page updated
    Updated the login page to be more user-friendly.
  • Added React Email
    Added React Email to the project. This allows the user to creaet custom email templates, and test them before launching them to production. Two email templates has already been provided to give some inspiration.
  • Auth rework
    Reworked the authentication system to be more secure and user-friendly. Changed to a better approach for using the NextAuth properly. Now it is easier to sign up in the future if you want to create a free plan.
  • Sitemap.xml added for better SEO
    Added the sitemap.xml subpage which should help the SEO of the website. This page is useful for search engines to understand the structure of your website. This also allows you to submit your website to search engines.
  • Added blog subpage
    Added blog subpage which will allow you to write blog posts. This will help with SEO. The blog page setup includes a _posts folder where markdown files are stored containing the posts. This makes it very easy to make new blogposts in the future.
  • Fixed email login token
    There was a problem when signing up with email that you were not able to login afterwards. This has been fixed.
  • Major updates to backend structure and database models
    This update restructured a huge part of the backend. It made the codebase more scalable and maintainable by dividing the controllers into seperate files and functions. Furthermore it added some additional database schemas which makes it easier to connect payments with signed up users. This is the Basic plans starting point.
  • Added label to pricing features
    This added the ability to include a label after some of the features listed in the pricing section. An example is the timestamp for when the features was added or the project was updated.
  • Major updates to use more server side rendereing
    This update includes many improvemnts to the use of server side rendereing that NextJS offers. It has been implemented on the relevant pages that do not change dynamically.
  • Updated README.md
    This includes updates for the README.md file to make it easier for users to setup the project after cloning from GitHub.
  • Fully working sign up
    Added sign up on the frontend and backend. This allows users to sign up and log in using the provided sign up token received in the email after buying the product.
  • Fully working payments with Stripe
    This includes fully working payments with Stripe. Users can now make payments using their credit card or bank account. This makes it easy to set up Stripe payments in the project.
  • First commit
    This was the first commit of the whole project to the frontend and the backend. This marked the start of my 30 day challenge to build a full-stack boilerplate project.