An unbiased review of the new Wave, with our own demo project created with it.

Links mentioned in the video:
- Wave homepage: https://devdojo.com/wave
- DevDojo homepage: https://devdojo.com/
- Official announcement tweet by Tony: https://x.com/tnylea/status/1850818977762570430 
- Repository of our demo project: https://github.com/LaravelDaily/wave-v3-saas-test
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- [My video] NEW Laravel Folio: Pages Without Routes? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43qzkMXuihM
- LaraStarters Starter Kits list: https://larastarters.com/

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Wave v3 is a revamped Laravel SaaS starter kit that leverages the TALL stack (Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js, Laravel, and Livewire). It is designed to help developers quickly launch SaaS products and is offered for free. The documentation provides detailed guidance on using its features, such as authentication, billing, subscription plans, and more. The post highlights both the strengths and weaknesses of Wave v3, comparing it to other available Laravel starter kits, and discusses the state of the market for these tools.

Wave v3: Laravel SaaS Starter Kit with TALL Stack

Thanks for sharing the Larastarters site—I had no idea there were so many starter kits out there!
Interesting to see that most of them seem to cost around $150–$200. And cool to have Wave v3 out there completely free.

i found it disappointing that every single “SaaS Starter Kit” is basically just a landing page, login, signup pages, and a UI library, what about actual SaaS setup like multitenancy and such?