10.04.2018 • in #Bookmarks

Our first SaaS application using Vue.js [via alka-web.com]

About the Creation of Feedier: Our first SaaS application using Vue.js

In this article, you will be taken through alkaweb's long nerdy journey crafting Feedier. It's the first SaaS application they built with Vue.js – a tool for creating interactive surveys. On their blog, they share a lot of what they learned about how to make products sustainable.

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Feedier Interactive, Dynamic Surveys that respect your customer's time - made with Vue.js

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