Full-stack starters · Rank #114
sidebase (Nuxt)
Grade F: derived only from the two verdicts below. How grades work
sidebase is the productive way to build fullstack Nuxt 3 applications: sidebase is a web app development kit to build production ready fullstack apps quickly. We build sidebase to provide a modular, modern, fully-typed and best-practice approach to make your ideas a reality.
Why this verdict
How we check →- No commits in 90 days; last commit 205 days ago. receipt ↗
- Prisma 4 declared; latest is 7 (3 majors behind). receipt ↗
- Nuxt 3 declared; latest is 4 (1 major behind). receipt ↗
- Not counted in verdict: TypeScript 4 → 7. receipt ↗
Snapshot: commit 4ed4081 on main, checked 2026-10-19 06:01 UTC. Receipts link to files at this exact commit.
- Two or more breaking releases behind on a core dependency.
Dependency freshness
| Package | Declared | Latest | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prisma @prisma/client | 4.8.1 | 7.10.1 | 3 majors behind |
| TypeScript typescript | 4.9.4 | 7.0.2 | Behind, not counted |
| Nuxt nuxt | 3.0.0 | 4.6.2 | 1 major behind |
Declared = lowest version the kit's dependency file (package.json, pyproject.toml or requirements.txt) allows. Latest = the npm "latest" tag or the newest PyPI release. TypeScript, the Stripe SDK, FastAPI and other 0.x packages are shown but not counted in the verdict.
What's in the stack
Detected from declared dependencies. A listed package means it's installed, not necessarily fully wired up.
What the README says you get
- DataRuntime data validation
Strong data-validation using `Prisma` to validate all data coming into the database at runtime
- DataSQL database switching
easy switch to most popular SQL-databases are all there
- DeployGitHub Actions CI
Github Actions CI, Dockerfile, easy switch to most popular SQL-databases
- DeployDockerfile
Github Actions CI, Dockerfile, easy switch to most popular SQL-databases
- OtherFullstack TypeScript
Develop frontend and backend in a single TypeScript code base
- TestingExample tests
example tests, example components and example pages are all there
- UIExample components
example components and example pages are all there for you
- UIExample pages
example components and example pages are all there for you
Extracted from the kit's README by a local AI model (deepseek-flash) on Sep 29, 2026. Every item is checked against an exact README quote. A README claim is the maker's description, not something we tested.
Watch sidebase (Nuxt)
Get told if it goes dormant, gets archived, falls further behind on a core dependency, or changes its license or price.
History
Sep 26, 2026 → Oct 19, 2026. One square per check, colored by maintenance status. Hover for details.
Show as a table
| Date | Maintenance | Dependencies | Commits (90d) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 19, 2026 | Dormant | 2+ majors behind | 0 |
| Oct 12, 2026 | Dormant | 2+ majors behind | 0 |
| Sep 29, 2026 | Dormant | 2+ majors behind | 0 |
| Sep 28, 2026 | Dormant | 2+ majors behind | 0 |
| Sep 26, 2026 | Dormant | 2+ majors behind | 0 |
Sources
Every claim on this page comes from these public records, checked . Open them to verify.
- Commit history ↗ default branch (main) at the checked commit: pulse, contributors, last commit
- Releases ↗ latest release
- package.json ↗ declared dependency versions and stack (at commit 4ed4081)
- README ↗ quoted features at the checked commit
- npm registry ↗ latest versions (each linked in the table above)