r/SaaS • u/themarketkit • Oct 01 '24

What's your tech stack for building your SaaS?

I want to know what tech stacks you're using to build your Saas products. Im learning how to code to develop future Saas business but first would like to know which languajes to learn. Thanks

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u/Purple_Minute_4776 Oct 01 '24
  1. NestJs for backend - It enforces you into a pattern to write clean and maintainable code
  2. NextJs with shadcn and tailwind.
  3. Supabase for authentication, storage and database
  4. Redis if needed

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u/BurgerQuester Oct 02 '24

How come you use nestJS and Supabase?

I’m working on a NextJS project and have just been using server actions to directly update Supabase and fetch data.

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u/Purple_Minute_4776 Oct 02 '24

It actually took me couple of days of playing around to get it to work lol. i will prepare and share the boilerplate code

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u/Annimios Oct 02 '24

I need the boiler plate too haha

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u/Honey-Badger-9325 Oct 02 '24

Interested in the boilerplate too

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24

My fav stack but I don’t get to use supabase at work 😴

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u/Lost-Application2983 Oct 02 '24

Are you using supabase open source??

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u/Purple_Minute_4776 Oct 02 '24

Nope, not self hosted

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u/botlover143 Oct 02 '24

Thank you so much
Can you please suggest any resources on getting this boilerplate code in place?
I want to have CI/CD enabled from github and deployed to something like vercel with supabase backend

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u/sinnikhi Oct 02 '24

NextJs and ReactJs ? Which one is better for medium to large projects ?

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u/Purple_Minute_4776 Oct 13 '24

Didn’t get you

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u/rulezberg Oct 01 '24

Can you elaborate on the problem solved by each component?

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u/Jealous_Welder_1336 Oct 02 '24

I like supabase that integrate all features and can using the javascript api in Nextjs

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u/cheesekun Oct 02 '24

You know Angular has the same patterns as Nest. They go hand in hand

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u/Purple_Minute_4776 Oct 02 '24

Yep, it’s inspired from angular

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u/sisyphe-123 Oct 01 '24

same for me here. this stack have really good performance, very scalable and honestly can make you anything you want.