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Nice catch, Honestly I do'nt think about that, it must needed, I understand, I update it and respost as soon as possible. Appreciate your observation regarding market.
Stay tuned. let's see..
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• Supabase Auth and Postgres, Prisma for the schema
• Stripe subscriptions kept in sync with webhooks
• Transactional email for the moments that matter
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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.