From zero to hero: Version 2.0.0 Announced!

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Summary

• Introduction
• Reasons for the migration
  • High Quality project
  • SEO Optimization
• Roadmap
  • Migration to Nuxtjs & TypeScript
  • Migration to Django
  • Improved documentation
  • Improved testing
  • New features
• Objectives
• Conclusion

Introduction:

Hello everyone! As the APIVault team, we are excited to share with you our plans for the future of our project. In this discussion, we will talk about our migration to TypeScript, the reasons behind it, and our roadmap for the next year.

Migrating to Nuxt.js and TypeScript: After careful consideration and evaluation, we have decided to migrate APIVault from JavaScript to TypeScript using Nuxt. TypeScript provides many benefits such as better type checking, improved code readability and maintainability, and a more robust development experience.
We have also chosen Nuxt.js because we want to make the project much more consistent by implementing many features that will turn the simple API tool into a real web portal.

We believe that this migration will help us write better code, catch errors before runtime, and make the development process smoother and more efficient.

We will publish a link to the beta version of the software when it's ready. In the meantime, you can contribute without any issues to the current version of APIVault.

Reasons for the migration:

High Quality project

The decision to migrate to TypeScript and Nuxt.js was not taken lightly. We want to ensure that APIVault remains a high-quality project with code that is easy to read, understand, and maintain. TypeScript will allow us to catch errors earlier in the development process, improve the overall quality of our codebase, and enhance the developer experience for our contributors.

SEO Optimization

Nuxt also handles website SEO much better, optimizing it for better indexing on search engines, and this is crucial for us. Thanks to Nuxt, managing indexing will be much easier, and it will help avoid errors.

Roadmap:

Our roadmap for this changes includes several exciting milestones that we hope to achieve. Here are some of the key milestones we plan to work on:

• Migration to Nuxtjs & TypeScript: Our first priority will be to complete the migration from JavaScript to TypeScript using Nuxt. This will involve refactoring the codebase, updating dependencies, and making sure everything works as expected.
• Migration to Django: Django allows us to have a more robust backend and a complex authentication system. Additionally, it enables efficient cache management and makes code maintenance easier thanks to the structure of a Django project.
• Improved documentation: We believe that documentation is crucial for any project, and we plan to improve the documentation for APIVault to make it easier for contributors to understand how the project works and how to contribute effectively.
• Improved testing: Testing is essential for any project, and we plan to improve our testing process to ensure that we catch errors before they make it into the production environment.
• New features: We plan to add new features to APIVault, such as a user authentication system, a more advanced search function, and improved filtering options.

Objectives:

Our main objectives for this migration are:

• Complete the migration to TypeScript
• Complete the migration to Nuxt.js framework
• Implement Login/Signup System
• Implement Upvote system
• Implement Feedback system for the APIs
• Improve documentation and testing
• Encourage and support community involvement.
• Optimize the project for performance.
• Optimize SEO

Conclusion:

We are excited about the future of APIVault and the opportunities that lie ahead. We believe that the migration to TypeScript and Nuxt.js will be a significant step forward for the project, and we look forward to working on the roadmap and achieving our objectives for the year. Thank you for your support, and we look forward to your continued involvement in the project.