
Fullstack Personal Finance App w/ Next.js + PostgreSQL + Prisma
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
The project provided an excellent opportunity to leverage Next.js API routes not only for managing the endpoints required to perform CRUD operations but also for implementing the business logic that governs these operations. The database service utilized was Neon, which is powered by PostgreSQL. In addition to user authentication, I also chose to provide the option to create a new profile with a demo database, making it easier for interested parties to explore all the application's features. I am open to any suggestions and constructive feedback.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?This was the first project where I used Tailwind CSS for styling. At first, I found it a bit challenging, but I eventually adapted well to the framework. For the first time, I managed to move away from Stitches and Styled Components.
Community feedback
- @NeoScripterPosted about 1 month ago
I have a question, if you don't mind. Do you use Next.js with React? If yes, what do you use for backend? I explored different solutions and decided to opt for Laravel/Inertia as the most affordable one (also, I already know Laravel). What do you use?
0 - @NeoScripterPosted about 1 month ago
You're making really good stuff! I'm sincerely impressed! Good job. I didn't notice any bugs. I checked only the demo version, I didn't try to sign up. Regardless, what I saw is really impressive.
0 - @IonCatanaPosted 4 months ago
I just finished my solution if you want you can take a look at mine solution maybe it can help you in some way! Have a good day.
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