Show your project to the world — A great way to show your project to the world is by sharing it on platforms like ProductHunt, Indiehackers, Reddit, etc. It’s also an easy way to get some traffic, feedback, and backlinks. Here are some great directories to submit your product. IndieHackers IndieHackers is a place where the founders of…

Use the new Tailwind CSS and Next.js in your React project — In the last months of 2020, a couple of great framework updates have been released. First was the release of Next.js 10, which came with a lot of nice features, like the new image component that automatically optimizes images. Secondly, 18 months after the 1.0 release, the Tailwind team released…

$1,901.40 in sales after one week of early access — After many hours of work, it was finally time to give people access to my new project, a SaaS boilerplate. In the first 5 days of early access, I almost made $2k in sales. I have made and sold a React boilerplate before, React Milkshake. In the week after launching…

Options to help you build and launch your project faster — Building a SaaS platform is hard, especially if you’re a solo founder who needs to build everything by yourself. But there are options to help you build and launch your project faster. When you have a great idea and start working on it from scratch, you feel a rush of…

Manage the content of your Next.js apps through a free Git-based CMS — If you’re starting a new React project, you might want to consider Next.js and Netlify CMS. In this article, we take a look at why this would be a great choice and walk through the process of setting up a new project using these technologies. Why Next.js? As I stated in a…

Auth doesn't have to be hard or time-consuming — Building your own authentication system can be a difficult and time-consuming task. Using existing platforms to handle your authentication flow for you will save you a lot of time and doesn’t even have to cost you any money. The free plan of Firebase, one of the most popular platforms than…

Use Tailwind CSS and Next.js in your React project — UPDATE: Tailwind CSS 2.0 has been released. Please follow this new guide to use the latest version of Tailwind with the latest version of Next.js: https://medium.com/better-programming/how-to-set-up-tailwind-css-v2-0-with-next-js-10-4a82c8f8caaa If you’re starting a new React project, you might want to consider Next.js and Tailwind CSS. In this article, we will explain why this…