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MailGuardian V3 #82

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@KHIT93 KHIT93 commented Oct 31, 2021

This PR contains the current in progress work for the next major version of MailGuardian.
While V2 is just around the corner, we feel that there is a lot to improve, but there were also some things that needed fixing from V1 where a breaking change was required.
So we have already started work on the V3 platform, which will introduce a brand new UI with an updated design, better UX and improved performance.
Behind the scenes we will also introduce a feature that has been dorment in the code base since the early days of V1. The tasks feature will larger requests to be queued for execution in the background to make the application feel more responsive as the user is given an immediate response instead of having to wait for the full action to be completed. Most usecases will not require changes to the clientside API used in our web UI and if any external applications are using these API's, they will also be able to take advantage of these. Some changes will however be required if external applications want to track the process of a task/job.

We would really love to build V3 on NuxtJS V3, but if it does not release to stable before we release MailGuardian V3, it will have to come as an update later on and depending on the required changes, it might be a really early release of MailGuardian V4 :)

We have decided to swap out Django for FastAPI as our base.
This does give us more work, as a lot of things were handled by Django, which we have to now do our selves.
We do however feel that this change is for the better as we were fighting against Django in various places.

We also started using `poetry`for dependency management in Python

For the frontend we started rebuilding the entire UI using Nuxt 3 and Nuxt UI 2
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