Backend Hosting Environment
When starting a new project one always has to build a backend environment. This includes managing users, user groups, user password changes, etc. etc. This requires a backend database and an admin front-end.
Currently, we use the ASPNETZERO framework for this purpose. https://aspnetzero.com/ But the support, documentation, and performance leave a lot of room for improvement.
We're looking to move away from ASPNETZERO as soon as we can find a replacement. Currently, their pricing starts at $1500 a year for updates and support. Something that I would gladly pay, except the documentation and support they provide is horrible.
It would also be a showcase for all of the great capabilities of ServiceStack.
mitchell balsam
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Mitchell
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Its the top voted feature and its been on the list since 2013... You really should consider this. It would be very useful.
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Mitchell
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Simon, please send to mitch@commondesk.com please.
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Mitchell
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nebular look nice.. ASPNETZERO uses Medtronic for the ui part. Medtronic does everything but has documentation for nothing, so it sort of useless.
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Mitchell
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Simon sounds great. We're on angular 7 also.
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Simon Ward
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I have rolled my own using Angular 7 frontend + nebular and SS 5.3. The implementation is a customized version of the ORM Lite Auth Repo (separate plugin) using custom roles, permissions + based content access. Then all font end access is based on JWT role based access. The admin screens manage all users, permissions and roles.
I can drop you screenshots (on email) of this if you wish.
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Yeah it's on our Radar to provide a better Management Admin UI for ServiceStack Apps, please vote for this feature to get notified once its implemented:
In the meantime you may want to checkout the feature-authrepo added in the latest v5.6 release which uses the new Auth Repository APIs that lets you search/page through users:
https://docs.servicestack.net/releases/v5.6#feature-authrepo
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mitchell balsam
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Also, I'm wondering if other Servicestack customers have found such an environment?
