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Overview

We built the web application with Nuxt.js.

The web application is the frontend of the boilerplate.

While you may find most of the information in the official documentation, it is essential to note that:

  • Most of the logic (use cases, validations, access control) occurs in the API.
  • The web application's primary goal is literally to be a UI for the API.
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