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Same, Next.js, Vercel, Prisma, Supabase. I push to my GitHub repo and the site is live and deployed in less than a minute. With the stack you can use the same

Same, Next.js, Vercel, Prisma, Supabase. I push to my GitHub repo and the site is live and deployed in less than a minute. With the stack you can use the same language, DTOs, libraries, etc.. both server and client side. Server side rendering ensures a graceful handoff between server rendered state and the resulting app state on the client. I’m also using MUI which includes all the components you need for a front end app. I also just really like react/JSX, very strongly typed coupling between the html and JavaScript. Makes it very easy to refactor and pull out new components with confidence. I really think this is the best stack for an MVP CRUD app right now. Interested to hear of anything better.

jrvarela56 4y ago
Ah you comment about MUI reminded me to include Mantine, also big productivity driver.
turbobooster 4y ago
Wish I could afford vercel
- fullstackchris 4y ago
  Super generous free similar product is netlify... you get 300 build minutes per month, I've never even gone above their free tier haha
  - admn2 4y ago
    Unless something has changed, they explicitly disallow any website that facilitates for profit commerce. Granted I don't think they closely monitor it unless your bandwidth is over a certain threshold. However, Cloudflare Pages is free and unlimited FWIW but I doesn't seem as nice or fast as Vercel.
- bottlepalm 4y ago
  Remember we’re talking about MVP. Moving this stack to a VPS would only add a day.
0xblinq 4y ago
This stack is pretty incomplete for most MVPs, as unless you're building something trivial like a landing page, you'll probably at some point also need libraries or a custom implementation for: - Validations - Translations - Error and request logging and auditing - Security (CQRS, CORS, CSRF) - Permissions and a way to integrate it with your authentication (does supabase handle this? don't know) - Email sending - Background jobs - Caching - File uploading - Rate limiting - ... Every time somebody suggests "just" Next.js, just "Remix", just "flask" or just [insert minimalist framework] I think they're either building something pretty trivial, or wasting a lot of time on rebuilding or integrating things you get for free with batteries included frameworks.
- gardenhedge 4y ago
  The post is literally about building an MVP. Remix isn't a minimalist framework - it's a full stack web framework.
- moneywoes 4y ago
  Maybe next js instead of supabase?
  - burmecia 4y ago
    Next.js is more about frontend, but Supabase is more on backend. I cannot see any conflicts of the two, they can work with each other flawlessly.
    - moneywoes 4y ago
      Meant to say Nest.js sorry
- Rastonbury 4y ago
  That stuff isn't "hard" per se, and some of that stuff isn't even needed for a MVP, they're good to haves or only really required when you've got 100s of users (product dependant of course). If the MVP doesn't get there either iterate product or bin it
cmbothwell 4y ago
This is a really nice stack and what I’m using together with a colleague right now. Do you use the serverless functions available with Vercel/Supabase? If so, I’m curious how you choose when to go with each provider.
- jrvarela56 4y ago
  I use vercel functions for this side-project bc they worked out of the box. Just least friction tbh not sure if optimal.

jrvarela56 4y ago

Ah you comment about MUI reminded me to include Mantine, also big productivity driver.

turbobooster 4y ago

Wish I could afford vercel

fullstackchris 4y ago
Super generous free similar product is netlify... you get 300 build minutes per month, I've never even gone above their free tier haha
- admn2 4y ago
  Unless something has changed, they explicitly disallow any website that facilitates for profit commerce. Granted I don't think they closely monitor it unless your bandwidth is over a certain threshold. However, Cloudflare Pages is free and unlimited FWIW but I doesn't seem as nice or fast as Vercel.
bottlepalm 4y ago
Remember we’re talking about MVP. Moving this stack to a VPS would only add a day.

0xblinq 4y ago

This stack is pretty incomplete for most MVPs, as unless you're building something trivial like a landing page, you'll probably at some point also need libraries or a custom implementation for: - Validations - Translations - Error and request logging and auditing - Security (CQRS, CORS, CSRF) - Permissions and a way to integrate it with your authentication (does supabase handle this? don't know) - Email sending - Background jobs - Caching - File uploading - Rate limiting - ... Every time somebody suggests "just" Next.js, just "Remix", just "flask" or just [insert minimalist framework] I think they're either building something pretty trivial, or wasting a lot of time on rebuilding or integrating things you get for free with batteries included frameworks.

gardenhedge 4y ago
The post is literally about building an MVP. Remix isn't a minimalist framework - it's a full stack web framework.
moneywoes 4y ago
Maybe next js instead of supabase?
- burmecia 4y ago
  Next.js is more about frontend, but Supabase is more on backend. I cannot see any conflicts of the two, they can work with each other flawlessly.
  - moneywoes 4y ago
    Meant to say Nest.js sorry
Rastonbury 4y ago
That stuff isn't "hard" per se, and some of that stuff isn't even needed for a MVP, they're good to haves or only really required when you've got 100s of users (product dependant of course). If the MVP doesn't get there either iterate product or bin it

cmbothwell 4y ago

This is a really nice stack and what I’m using together with a colleague right now. Do you use the serverless functions available with Vercel/Supabase? If so, I’m curious how you choose when to go with each provider.

jrvarela56 4y ago
I use vercel functions for this side-project bc they worked out of the box. Just least friction tbh not sure if optimal.