Tech Stack¶
Sample Tech Stack¶
Introduction¶
This documentation outlines the technology stack used in a cutting-edge web application starter template powered by Next.js. The stack is designed for modern development, integrating robust frameworks, authentication, databases, payment solutions, and responsive design practices.
Overview of Tech Stack¶
Category | Technology |
---|---|
Framework | Next.js (App Router) |
Authentication | Clerk |
Database | Supabase |
Styling | Tailwind CSS |
Payments | Stripe |
UI Components | Shadcn/UI |
Deployment | Vercel |
Resend |
Core Technologies¶
1. Next.js (App Router)¶
Next.js provides server-side rendering, API routes, and optimized performance. The App Router simplifies navigation and structure.
- Server-side rendering
- API routes
- Optimized performance
2. Authentication (Clerk)¶
Clerk handles secure user management with features that include:
- Secure user authentication
- Social login integrations
- Role-based access control
3. Database (Supabase)¶
Supabase offers powerful SQL capabilities coupled with real-time features.
- Real-time data synchronization
- SQL-based queries
- Built-in row-level security
4. Payments (Stripe)¶
Stripe integration facilitates seamless and secure transaction processing:
- Secure payment handling
- Subscription management
- Usage-based billing
5. UI & Styling (Tailwind CSS)¶
Tailwind CSS provides a flexible, responsive styling solution:
- Responsive and adaptive layouts
- Customizable component library
- Dark/light mode support
6. UI Components (Shadcn/UI)¶
Pre-designed UI components for fast and consistent UI development.
7. Deployment (Vercel)¶
Reliable, scalable hosting optimized specifically for Next.js applications.
8. Email (Resend)¶
Effective email communication solutions integrated seamlessly into the stack.
Additional Features¶
Responsive Design¶
Ensure optimal performance and user experience on all devices:
- Mobile-first approach
- Cross-device compatibility
- Adaptive layouts
Project Structure¶
A clear, organized project structure facilitates ease of maintenance and scalability. Here is one example:
project/
βββ documentation/ # Generated documentation
βββ public/ # Static assets
βββ src/ # Source code root
β βββ app/ # Next.js app router pages
β βββ components/ # React components
β βββ hooks/ # Integration hooks
β βββ lib/ # Library functions
β βββ styles/ # Global styles
β βββ supabase/ # Supabase functions
β βββ utils/ # Utility functions
βββ tests/ # Test suites
β βββ integration/ # Integration tests
β βββ unit/ # Unit tests
(If you are using next.js template, another approach is to take a screenshot of the folders it generates in Visual Studio to give to Cursor IDE.)
Getting Started¶
Create free accounts to begin development:
For troubleshooting, use resources such as Perplexity.
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