Daniil Novikov

I’ve been using Server Actions more in recent projects, and they really shine when you need backend logic without building a full backend layer.

Instead of creating separate API routes and controllers, a Server Action lets you keep validation, mutations and DB calls right next...

I’ve been using Node.js for queues and background processing more often lately, and it consistently proves how well it handles the “invisible” side of SaaS.

Most problems happen behind the scenes uploads, webhooks, notifications, AI tasks, payments. Node.js fits this perfectly...

The more SaaS projects I build, the more I appreciate how well Next.js and Node.js work together.

Next.js gives me fast rendering, edge-ready routes and a clean front-end structure. Node.js handles all the heavy lifting on the backend: queues, payments, webhooks, realtime...

I’ve been working on several SaaS MVPs lately, and I keep noticing one thing: the fastest results usually come from choosing the right tech stack, not from writing more code.

For me, the combination of Next.js + Supabase + Server Actions has become a real accelerator. Auth in...