My Tech Stack I've Used To Build 10+ Apps Over 2+ Years

Links to all the tools I use:

[AlbertCelmaOrtega]

Would be great to see how you structure your templates to speed up your process and what templates you use the most! Cheers

[ainxtyan]

I don't use your tech stack at all, but I must admit the statement "I'll let someone else handle the infra for me" resonated with me. Devops is such a chore -- I'd also rather just focus on building the product!

[YourAverageTechBro]

Some other technology I use that I forgot to mention:

Stripe for payment processing (although have been looking into using something like LemonSqueezy because they handle taxes for you)
TailwindCSS to style my web apps
Prisma ORM for db stuff

[JohnVandivier]

Extremely W stack. I’d go supabase over Planetscale but meh nitpicks

[emmanuelashong]

Thank you very much, I have really learned a lot. I viewed from Ghana.

[axeo]

Good stuff re: a classic tech stack. Are you interested in more joint development opportunities?

[abhishekgoel]

That’s the same stack I’m using. So many great open source solutions

[huger]

Very good video, and in case you need to handle queues in the backend for complex pipelines or tasks with cron jobs, what do you use in your stack?, or maybe to handle web-sockets?. Again amazing video !!!

[ibnurasikh]

hmm interesting choice of clerk for auth, over the supabase auth. beside of clerk is very very cheap and have a nice pricing mechanism, but clerk is vendor locking, while supabase is more open. yes i know they have so much features that will help kickstart your application so much faster than supabase auth it self. but personally i think the more dependencies you have, the more difficult it is to maintain.

[zainn]

clerk has some issue as its renders your whole site in dynamic way Kinde is better alternate.
btw my tech stack for last 4 month : Next js, supabase, kinde, prisma orm/drizzle tailwand and stripe

[jaypsanchez]

what’s your thought on Flutterflow & Firebase?

[berkaycirak]

Thanks for your sharing. I am also fullstack web developer and I am passionate about development. However, I concern about AI. I am kinda mid level since I've been coding for 3 years. Should I stop learning new things on web development if AI will replace my job? or keep consisting to improve myself and making products? what do you suggest me

[FourOhFore]

Serverless takes the fun out of it for me. I love building backends.

[noodlespwn]

With Clerk and NextJS, doesn’t ClerkProvider prevent static page generation? How do you deal with this or are the performance benefits just not worth it for your app?

[rtorcato]

digital ocean can replace your heroku and planet scale. Cloudflare should be in every stack.

[Suzi-QCodes-ghrp]

I’m using supabase but having struggles with authentication. Any suggestions for a good tutorial?

[Joe.stark]

Bro can you cover how you learned how to code ? Like your resources and studying tips

[Dabayare]

So basically you can't provide a solution for a local butchers that wants to go online and do deliveries. All these outside services like the databases will eventually add to their cost if they are paying monthly subscription.

[roachcode]

with NextJS/Vercel being serverless, what do you use when you need websockets? for example, for a minimal real-time chat feature?

[paulmarc]

what did you find bad at firebase that made you run away from it?