Build a multi-tenant SaaS admin dashboard with role-based access control and user management.
Launch an e-commerce platform with payment processing via Alipay and WeChat Pay.
Create a CRM or ERP system with workflow automation for approval processes.
Generate Java backend and Vue frontend code automatically from database schemas to speed up development.
Requires MySQL, Redis, RocketMQ, and multiple Spring Cloud microservices to be running; complex multi-service orchestration needed.
yudao-cloud is a comprehensive open-source enterprise backend management platform built for Chinese developers who need to quickly launch business systems. Think of it as a complete starter kit for building admin dashboards, e-commerce systems, CRM software, ERP systems, or any data-management application, without having to build all the foundational infrastructure from scratch. The platform is built using a microservices architecture (Spring Cloud Alibaba), meaning it splits functionality into separate independent services that communicate with each other. This makes it suitable for large-scale applications that need to handle many users. Out of the box it provides: user authentication with role-based permissions (RBAC, meaning you control exactly what each user type can do), multi-tenancy support (running the same software for multiple independent clients from one installation), a workflow engine for approval processes, an e-commerce module, real-time messaging, WeChat Mini Program integration, payment processing (Alipay and WeChat Pay), and AI large language model integration. There's also a code generator that produces both Java backend code and Vue frontend code from database table definitions, dramatically reducing repetitive work. The frontend admin dashboard is available in Vue3 and Vue2. You would use this as a starting point when building a Chinese-market enterprise application. The stack includes Spring Boot 2.7 or 3.2, MyBatis Plus, Redis, Nacos, MySQL, and RocketMQ.
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