Re:Show HN: Wrote book that builds a SaaS boilerplate. Save ...
by tima101 on Saturday August 15, 2020 @09:55PM
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I think you don't need to buy first book to understand second book if you already built a simple web application with this or similar stack.
Later this month I plan to somewhat re-write first book, many packages push changes often (Next.js and Material-UI) plus many explanations can be improved and I need to do better job with diagrams. First book, Builder Book, is either for junior developer or someone who wants to save time to learn this particular stack.
I hope this helps.
They look very similar? But they're different? According to the docs this one is more focused on advanced patterns? Does a person need to buy the first to get value from the second?
Very confusing UX IMO