Nextjs

SaaS boilerplate kits sell for $200-$500 on marketplaces. They include authentication, Stripe subscriptions, admin panels, and billing portals. The same starter template, over and over. Let us build one with Claude in an afternoon. This is the most complex project in the series so far. Stripe’s webhook lifecycle, subscription state management, role-based access, and usage tracking all need to work together. A lot can go wrong. Total time: 5 hours 22 minutes. 7 prompts. Stripe webhooks took the most iteration. ...

Welcome to Part 2 of the series. The Quick Builds are done. Now we build real applications — the kind that take a full afternoon and have multiple moving parts. First up: a full-stack blog platform. Not a static site. A real blog with a database, admin panel, markdown editor, authentication, and SEO features. The kind of project that would normally take a weekend. Total time: 3 hours 22 minutes. 7 prompts. A lot of debugging auth. ...

You have built a CLI tool and a REST API with AI. Now let us go full-stack. You are going to build a complete analytics dashboard with a frontend, backend, database, authentication, and charts — all in one project. The project: DevPulse — a developer activity dashboard that tracks coding sessions, displays charts, and lets users manage their data. It uses Next.js, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL, and Auth.js for authentication. This project uses three AI tools together: Cursor Composer for scaffolding and UI, Claude Code for backend logic and database work, and Copilot for inline completions. You will see how they complement each other in a real workflow. ...