Zero To Shipped. The ultimate Next.js template

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Zero To Shipped is a powerful Next.js template designed to speed up the full cycle of web application development. It provides a ready-made infrastructure with a wide range of features, allowing for a quick transition from idea to product launch.

Main Features

  • Authentication and Authorization: Secure login system using JWT and password hashing, support for social providers and role-based access model.
  • Admin Panel: Powerful management panel for administering users, content, and subscriptions.
  • Invitations and User Management: Invitation system, profile management, avatar uploads, and access rights configuration.
  • Email Notifications: Flexible email templates for notifications and marketing.
  • Blog and Content: MDX support for blogging and content management.
  • Payments and Subscriptions: Integration with Polar.sh for payment and subscription processing.
  • Background Tasks and Cron: Support for background processes and task scheduling.
  • AI Integrations: Ready for integration with AI services.
  • Database: Use of Prisma with PostgreSQL for type-safe operations.
  • File Uploads: Simple integration for uploading files and images.
  • Responsive Design: Support for a responsive interface without the need for manual media query configuration.
  • SEO and Meta Tags: Dynamic meta tag creation using JSX and Tailwind.
  • Errors and Monitoring: Integration with Sentry for error tracking and Slack notifications.
  • Onboarding and Modal Windows: First-run wizard for new users and modal window management.
  • Hotkeys and Command Line: Support for global and local hotkeys, as well as a built-in command line for quick access to functions.
  • Code Generation: Tools for quickly creating templates and components.
  • API and Webhooks: Type-safe API endpoints and support for custom webhooks.
  • Animations and UI: Beautiful animations and support for light/dark themes.

About the Author: Kitze

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I've been suffering the pain of web development for the last 15 years. I've been through it all: Dreamweaver. Wordpress. jQuery. PHP. Filezilla. Coffeescript. SPA. Mustache. Handlebars. Angular. Gulp. Bower. React. Webpack. Redux. MobX. GraphQL. Gatsby. Next. You name it. I've tried everything under the sun, but I've never stuck with anything for longer than a few months. Finally, and I'm saying this with tears in my eyes, I found a stack that I'm using for more than 3 years. I've shipped production apps that made hundreds of thousands of dollars. I want to teach you how you can do the same. It's not that complex.