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Choosing a frontend framework used to mean committing to a stack for the life of your project. Saucebase 2.0 changes that — ship with Vue 3 or React 19, and every module works either way.
Most starter kits give you a locked box. Saucebase takes the opposite approach: when you install a module, the source code lands in your repo and it's yours to read, edit, and own.
Three modules every SaaS needs — and Saucebase ships them already built. Here's what's included and why they matter.
One Artisan command scaffolds a fully structured module — service provider, controller, routes, Vue pages, migrations, factory, tests, and Vite config. Here's how it works.
Modern web dev has a tension between server productivity and rich interactivity. Laravel, Inertia.js, and Tailwind resolve it — and Saucebase wires all the pieces together so you don't have to.
If you've launched more than one Laravel app, you know the feeling — two weeks gone before you write any real product code. There's a better way.
Every SaaS starts the same way: weeks of setup before you write a single line of real product code. Saucebase is the modular Laravel starter kit that skips that part.