Optimize URL Shortening with Next.js and Tailwind CSS App

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Lucky Kumar Kashyap

• Jul 7

Srtlnk is a public URL shortener built with Next.js, MongoDB, Mongoose, Zustand, Axios, and Tailwind CSS. The app provides a search-engine style interface for creating short links, shows recently shortened links, and tracks visits when a short link is opened.

Full Stack Development MongoDB Tailwind CSS Next.js

Sohrab Khan

• Jul 19

Experimenting with cinematic page transitions using GSAP, Barba.js, HTML, and CSS. This custom blinds animation is all about making the moment between pages feel just as intentional as the pages themselves. Exploring timing, motion, and interaction to create a smoother, more immersive web experience. Always learning, always experimenting. ✨

GSAP Barba.js Webflow

Adeyemi Lateef

• Jul 21

This is a great work, keep it going fam

Arif Klasra

• Jul 19

🚀 My submission for the #envatochallenge

Project: Quick Tool Lab

Quick Tool Lab is a collection of free online tools built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project focuses on providing fast, responsive, and user-friendly utilities for everyday tasks.

Current tools include: ✅ JSON Formatter ✅ Base64 Encoder & Decoder ✅ Loan Calculator ✅ Password Generator

More useful tools are being added regularly.

Feedback is greatly appreciated!

#envatochallenge

AI Development Frontend Development Web Development HTML5 JavaScript Visual Studio Code envatochallenge

Guoshuai Zhang

pro

• Jul 21

Excellent execution! The attention to detail really stands out. Wishing you the best of luck in the competition! 🙌

Dusko Licanin

pro

• Jul 18

Stripe will send you the same webhook twice, and it isn't a bug.

Delivery is at-least-once, so a plain insert on checkout.session.completed double-provisions the account. I key the write on the event id and upsert, then let Supabase RLS decide who reads that row.

Wrote up the whole pattern, from webhook to row: https://www.duskolicanin.com/blog/stripe-supabase-saas-subscription-pattern-2026

Stripe Supabase Next.js

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 19

Idempotency is one of those details that saves a painful production incident later. Do you also keep the raw Stripe event payload for debugging failed retries?