🚀 I've published my Marketplace Ops project publicly on GitHub.

This project is more than just a classic mobile app; it's a modular and scalable operations panel designed to handle e-commerce and operations management end-to-end.

My goal was to create a powerful product infrastructure that brings together scattered processes from order to warehouse, shipping to invoicing, channel management to analytics, all within a single structure.

I developed the project using Flutter. On the architectural side, I used a feature-based modular structure, a repository layer, decoupled domain/infrastructure/presentation responsibilities, and a Riverpod-based state management approach. Centralized routing, a shared component structure, and a scalable module design made adding new workflows and expanding existing modules more sustainable as the project grew.

On the backend side, I used Supabase. With authentication, database operations, session management, role-based access, a Postgres-based data model, Row Level Security, and RPC-driven workflows, I established a solid foundation in both security and business logic. Before public sharing, I cleaned up sensitive configurations and secured the repository. 🔐

Project scope: 📌 Order management 📌 Product management 📌 Shipping and delivery 📌 Channel integration logic 📌 Invoice and document flows 📌 Warehouse operations 📌 Stock movements, picking, and inventory counting 📌 User and role management 📌 Dashboard and analytics screens

The warehouse and operations side, in particular, was designed with real-world needs in mind. I also designed the dashboard structure not just as a summary screen, but as a decision-support layer.

My goal in this project was not just to produce a working application; it was to create a product-ready, scalable, and architecturally scalable structure. ✨

I would also like to thank Ulaş Başar Gezgin for his contributions and ideas throughout the process.

GitHub: https://lnkd.in/d5SNprqD