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Grateful to receive another recommendation from a valued client! 🙏
“Another successful project with Lalit, I highly recommend working with him.”
A big thank you to Collin Johnson and the Social Swarm Marketing team for your trust and continued collaboration. It’s always rewarding to work with clients who value quality, communication, and long-term partnerships.
Every recommendation reminds me why I enjoy what I do—helping businesses build high-performing websites, eCommerce stores, and custom web solutions that deliver real results.
Looking forward to many more successful projects ahead!
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• Next.js App Router, React, TypeScript and Tailwind
• Supabase Auth and Postgres, Prisma for the schema
• Stripe subscriptions kept in sync with webhooks
• Transactional email for the moments that matter
• A marketing site in Webflow or Framer the team can edit
What we skip at MVP stage: microservices, Kubernetes and anything the first 100 users won't notice.
Every novel choice is one you'll debug at 2 a.m. Save the novelty for the part customers pay for.
Founders: what did you over-build in your first version?
Really agree with keeping the stack simple early on. Curious, how do you decide when a SaaS product has outgrown its MVP architecture? Would love to exchange thoughts on this in DMs.
Not in Contra, but thanks to Contra
Got my first lead from contra for a fully responsive website developmenet and design.
Congrats on the first lead from Contra, Abhishek!
Have you tried Stacki?
It’s a visual editor for Astro sites (stacki.build). Early stage, but you can edit an Astro site in the UI like in Webflow, for free, while keeping full control of the code. That also means fewer AI tokens spent on small changes.
Are you building on Astro? How do you handle edits today?
Ye le Jani:
Stacki looks super interesting! A Webflow-like visual editor for Astro while keeping full code control is exactly what the ecosystem was missing. And saving AI tokens on small edits is such a smart angle. Definitely going to check out stacki.build - are you building this?
stacki.build
Stacki
Stacki is a free, open source visual builder for Astro. Edit real .astro files on a live canvas: pages, components, styles, content and variables, then publish straight to GitHub.