This enterprise resource management dashboard combines the power of Next.js for frontend development with Go's robust backend capabilities. The application provides businesses with a comprehensive solution for managing resources, tracking inventory, and monitoring key performance indicators in real-time. Technical Overview: Frontend leverages Next.js 14 with TypeScript, incorporating modern development practices through shadcn/ui components and Tailwind CSS for styling. The backend utilizes Go with Gin framework and GORM for efficient database operations, ensuring high performance and scalability. Key Features:
Real-time data visualization and analytics Secure authentication and authorization Resource management and tracking RESTful API integration Responsive design for various devices TypeScript for enhanced type safety Enterprise-grade security measures
Technology Stack: Frontend:
Next.js 15 with TypeScript shadcn/ui for component architecture Tailwind CSS for styling pnpm for package management
Backend:
Go with Gin framework GORM for database operations PostgreSQL for data storage JWT for authentication
Development Features:
Docker support for consistent development environments Comprehensive API documentation Automated testing infrastructure CI/CD pipeline integration Environment configuration management
This project demonstrates modern full-stack development practices while providing a practical solution for business resource management. It emphasizes code quality, performance, and maintainability through careful architecture and technology choices. Getting Started and Documentation details are available in the README.md file within the repository. Contributing: We welcome contributions to enhance the functionality and maintain the quality of this project. Please review our contributing guidelines for more information. License: This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details. Would you like me to provide additional details about any specific aspect of the project description?