Hey guys 😃, are you planning to build a full-stack web application? If so, you’ve landed on the perfect blog post! I’m happy to introduce you to a Next.js full-stack starter template that I have…

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The post introduces a Next.js full-stack starter template tailored for Next.js 14, designed to streamline the setup process for creating modern web applications. It includes features like a scalable project structure, TypeScript support, pre-configured Ant Design components, SASS module styling, social authentication, route guarding, sample APIs with MongoDB integration, and custom alias imports. Detailed setup instructions are available in the GitHub repository linked in the post.

Next.js Full-Stack Web App (2024)

GitHub - wdevon99/Next-js-starter: Full-stack starter template 2024

Congratulations, you picked the worst package for every single task 😂

Stating that mixing front end with back end, it’s good for scalability because you can manage the code easier is a bit of nonsense.

Thanks for the post, I have some points:
<ul>
<li>src in Next.js in 2024? why?</li>
<li>ESLint will save lifes during deployment</li>
<li>shadcn &gt; Ant Design</li>
<li>why no Tailwind?</li>
<li>Clerk would be easier that Next Auth</li>
<li>mongoose is a perfect choice</li>
<li>MongoDB Atlas recommended</li>
</ul>

Very nice post. easy and explanatory … I wish I had known about it earlier