- 01Backend beyond the UIStart hereIf your app stores data, sends email or has users, it needs a backend. Plan it while you design so the frontend does not lie about what is possible.4 minIntermediate
- 02Databases, auth and RLSSupabase gives you auth, tables and storage in one place. The part most builders miss is Row Level Security: decide who can read and write before you ship.4 minIntermediate
- 03APIs and webhooksYour app does not have to build everything. Connect to existing services over HTTP, and use webhooks to react to events that happen somewhere else.4 minIntermediate
- 04Custom domainsA custom domain is trust. Set it up early, test redirects, and keep DNS simple so publishing stays boring instead of stressful.3 minBeginner
- 05SEO & GEO metadataTitles, descriptions and preview images tell search engines and social platforms what your page is about. Set them per route and test the preview.4 minBeginner
- 06Analytics basicsTrack the actions that matter without drowning in data. Pick a few events, keep them privacy-friendly, and use them to decide what to build next.3 minBeginner
- 07Email automationEmail is still the most reliable channel for onboarding and re-engagement. Separate transactional messages from marketing sequences and automate both.4 minIntermediate
- 08Chatbots and AI featuresAdd conversational interfaces when a form would be too rigid. Keep context small, set expectations, and always give the user an escape hatch.4 minIntermediate
- 09UI performance and responsive patternsFast, responsive UI comes from the prompt. Ask for lazy loading, sensible breakpoints, and components that stay usable on every screen size.4 minIntermediate