Use composer as dependency manager on API side

[brenoalvs]

Hey guys, really nice job here!
But you can take more care with the API side.

By using composer as dependency manager to manage all the required plugins and themes users/developers can have a way better development experience.

You'll probably need a separate repository for custom things like the REST-API theme, but I think that worth it.

Let me know what you guys think about it and if there's anything I can help you.

[jmikrut]

Hey Breno!

We actually plan to release version 2.0 that will likely be built with Bedrock, which comes with Composer as a dependency manager.

We're also likely going to move over to using NextJS as the framework has made some solid strides over the past year since we released our boilerplate.

We hope to have this released within a few months' time.