Generally I hew to the htmx + alpine, as I'm a djangonaut but pure vanilla js without library would be excellent too. Because I otherwise like the choices of technologies you've used. Astro is cool and been meaning to tinker with it, stripe of course (though I'd argue you should incorporate getlago instead so people aren't vendor-locked to stripe / getlago you can still use stripe just helps adaptability in case stripe goes weird). Plausible analytics is nice, much better than GA imo. Sendgrid is what I'd normally reach for so that makes sense. Tailwind is what I use for css always so that's great too. So it really is just the lack of a vanilla JS (or lightwight js library like htmx/alpine, etc.) that would prevent my personal adoption of this saas. I know you're using Wasp or planning on using Wasp to implement e.g. authentication etc. which makes sense. But I can't help but wish there was a way to be backend agnostic (not easy I'm sure) such that I could use e.g. django. It would open up a lot more potential customers if you did want to e.g. provide commercial support to people who adopt this open-source saas. Anyway, best of luck eh and good work so far
super helpful, thanks for your thoughts! Yeah, stack-agnostic is hard but not something we're opposed to. Especially if we also manage to get the community interested and involved, which is the goal with the OSS approach.
Also first time I'm hearing of the term Djangonaut, love it! :)
