Building my side project using Nuxt3, Supabase, Fastify, & Vercel

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Vercel

The first thing I did was to design the project's architecture. Since my goal was to learn Nuxt3 and Supabase, I wanted to make the deployment easy to manage so I can focus on learning these tools. No need to complicate the infrastructure. Hence, I used Vercel for my cloud hosting provider. I also did not want to spend some time on designing the UI, so I decided to use Tailwindcss with DaisyUI.

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Tailwind CSS

The first thing I did was to design the project's architecture. Since my goal was to learn Nuxt3 and Supabase, I wanted to make the deployment easy to manage so I can focus on learning these tools. No need to complicate the infrastructure. Hence, I used Vercel for my cloud hosting provider. I also did not want to spend some time on designing the UI, so I decided to use Tailwindcss with DaisyUI.

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Supabase

I started this project with the intention of exploring technologies that have caught my interest—in particular, Nuxt3 and Supabase. Back then, Nuxt3 was still fresh and Supabase was gaining traction, so I thought of developing a project with these tools in order to experience what they offer.

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Fastify

Both applications were built with Nuxt3 at first, but later, I migrated gateway to Fastify instead to lessen the overhead in the dependencies.

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