You're knee-deep in a Next.js repo called Tabs, slug-switching between businesses, CRUDing orders and roles. But does this multi-tenant frontend actually tame inventory hell, or just kick the can?
Lagos tenant taps a listing—agent bids flood in, fees laid bare. Ilere's Expo-Supabase stack isn't just code; it's a direct strike at rental market opacity.
Picture this: A university alumni network built entirely on Next.js 14, shoving logic to the client while Supabase watches the data firehose. It's clever. Mostly.
Resellers, tired of juggling apps? Emoney profit tracker slams that chaos with a single Next.js dashboard. It's pragmatic, client-heavy, and screams indie hacker gold.
Picture this: your backend schema changes, and poof—frontend types, API docs, even React Query hooks update automatically. No more Slack pings or prod crashes from drifted types.
Snapshots sounded perfect for undo/redo—until React Query's caching made them a bloated mess. Here's the smarter fix: store undo/redo functions, not states, for a history stack that actually scales.