I personally am partial to a firebase-based stack, but I’m curious what everyone else uses? DB, backend, frontend, auth, hosting.
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Thayer said:
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I call this bug-free development.
Coming soon: features only.
Home hosted windows 3.1 server.
Bevin said:
Home hosted windows 3.1 server.
Assuming you steal electricity, internet connection and licenses .
My personal favorite for quick & free development:
- Supabase/Firebase for Auth, DB, Storage
- NextJs for front and back end
- Vercel for hosting.
Also, - Tailwind & ShadCn for quick components and styling
- PayloadCMS for a free, easy setup CMS if you need.
Obviously you would need to pay in order to scale up though.
@Bailey
I’ve built a few apps for various charities using a stack like this; they’ve been running for years. Just have to bump dependencies every 3-6 months to stop things from going stale.
Kai said:
@Bailey
I’ve built a few apps for various charities using a stack like this; they’ve been running for years. Just have to bump dependencies every 3-6 months to stop things from going stale.
Yo, that’s amazing! How did you get in touch with them?
@Bailey
Preach.
Can also use Vercel’s Prisma ORM setup, but Supabase is so much faster, and you get auth and a pre-scaffolded app for free.
Next.js (full stack), xata.io (Postgres DB), StackAuth (open source alternative to Auth0/Clerk), Hetzner + Coolify (self-hosting) or Vercel/Render (managed hosting).
React built with Vite, or Flutter, Supabase and Cloudflare.
Nuxt 3 on Cloudflare Pages.
Ubuntu server with Ansible and GitHub Actions.
Run it locally.
Fk Windows. Windows is shit.
Supabase + Cloudflare Pages
Render for hosting + Neon for DB.