All articles are based on what actually worked in production and our own experiences.
From zero to production in 21 days. The exact architecture, tools, patterns, and deployment strategy I use to ship 7 SaaS products | with code examples, security checklists, and real cost breakdowns.
Async params, async cookies(), fetch cache changes, and Turbopack | a practical migration checklist for production SaaS MVPs still on Next.js 14.
I've shipped seven products on Supabase. Here's when PlanetScale or Neon wins, where Supabase hurts, and a decision matrix for B2B founders.
Organizations, memberships, org-scoped RLS, Stripe customer mapping, and invitations | the exact schema and TypeScript types from seven live apps.
RSC is production-grade in 2026. Here's the exact patterns I use, the gotchas that burned me, and why I'll never go back to pure client-side React.
Row Level Security trips up every Next.js + Supabase dev. Here's the exact patterns I use across all 7 of my production apps.
Composer for scaffolding, Chat for debugging, .cursorrules that actually work, and the 20% I never let AI touch: auth, RLS, and webhooks.
Same tasks: Supabase RLS, Stripe webhooks, Next.js API routes. Side-by-side quality, hallucination rate, and which model I use in Cursor for client work.
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Claude are part of my workflow now. The efficiency gains are real, but so are the traps. Here's what actually changes - and what doesn't - when a developer uses AI tools seriously.
AI tools accelerate development significantly. I've tested them across all 7 of my SaaS apps. Here's exactly what they get right, where they fall apart, and why developer judgment is still the irreplaceable part.
Architecture decisions, AI integration with dual providers, RLS security, and the 3 mistakes I almost shipped to production.
Real ranking, upvotes, traffic, and signups | plus an hour-by-hour launch timeline and why Product Hunt alone is not a growth strategy.
ProductHunt, Reddit, X threads, cold DMs - the exact channels, timing, and messages that got my products their first 50 users.
Two tiers beat three for early B2B MVPs. Annual vs monthly psychology, anchor pricing, and the Tailwind patterns I reuse on every pricing page.
Auth, payments, error tracking, OG tags, analytics, SSL - the non-negotiable 12 before you tell anyone your product exists.
Step by step: webhooks, customer portal, free tier logic, and the exact code I use in every MVP I ship.
The brutal truth about building vs selling. I shipped 7 production SaaS products in 12 months but haven't landed a paying client. Here's my plan to change that.
Real timelines, real failures, and the exact process I use to go from idea to deployed SaaS in 2 to 3 weeks as a solo developer.
Bubble, Webflow, Glide - I've seen founders waste $20k on no-code MVPs that couldn't scale past 100 users. Here's the real math.
Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Vercel, PostHog, Sentry my exact production-grade stack with cost breakdown and why each tool was chosen.
A real audit of a fintech founder's tool stack. The exact process, the redundant tools we found, and the $340 we cut in 10 minutes.
Fixed pricing. Clear deliverables. Full source code ownership.
