What tech I used to code my new startup in 2024
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FYI I ended up pivoting from the Creator idea - if you still want to see the site in action you can checkout Pandem.dev or clone the boilerplate library I made using the technologies (video is on my page)
@alt-thinking
27 күн бұрын
Can i ask how did you pull the data from instagram?
@AnthonySistilli
27 күн бұрын
@@alt-thinking Instagram API :)
@douglaskipyegon2183
13 күн бұрын
Interesting. It would be great if you could clarify the node script you mentioned. My nextjs involves openai as well and takes a while to process
Love your content! Keep it up! Really Helpful!
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Appreciate it!
loving your new content, keep it up! 🙂
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
:)
like your videos, but some alternative thought here:I am using PaaS terraform, docker to wrap project to an image and then push it to ECR, then enable the ECS, its not easy to build but super easy to use if connect to codebuild/codedeploy will be just as same as Ci/Cd process. one man can build everything from scratch. verbal has deadly restriction if you are not use the most recent Next or something they dont like.
thanks for sharing your startup journey 👍
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
is there anything else specific i should share? I learned a lot from my last business over the previous 4 years!
You’re a life saver! Found out about Tremor from this vid, and saved me tons of time from doing recharts customizations 😂
@AnthonySistilli
11 күн бұрын
Yesss!!! Nice haha. It's awesome.
I appreciate the effort you put into this video, thanks
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
glad it could help!
WOW!!! I appreciate the effort you put into this video, thanks. I have a question, I'm a junior self-developer and I want to own a business like a startup, but I don't have any idea in what service to offers how did you find one?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
i’d recommend building something you’d want or find cool! like 10/40 of my projects before i started my business were related to gaming because that’s what i did the most haha
Nice job, Tremor is also built off recharts
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Oh! I actually did not know that haha.
Hey Anthony, great video! As an engineer myself, I have a question around figma: 1. Do you recommend building out all your flows on Figma before coding anything? My thought are that it'll be useful for the following reasons: * It will help you understand how your backend may be structured (i.e. db, etc.) * It'll give you a solid direction to push forward with coding the project (frontend and backend) * Like you mentioned, you can see how things look and feel before spending time coding them in.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Yup those are good points! I try to atleast have some structure done in Figma before coding something unless it's extremely obvious how the code will look / where it will fit. Once u get fast with Figma the time you spend making the Figma designs just saves you the time you would have sat there thinking about how to style something when you code it, and it'll look better and be more consistent haha.
@jameswainwright5217
Ай бұрын
I feel that last part 😁 Do you have a general order for building the backend or frontend first? Me personally I’ll mix and match based on the feature and where it makes to do it one way or another
I was debating on using supabase for my next project and I used drizzle alot before. What do you think about using drizzle with supabase? Or should I just stick to the supabase client
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Never used drizzle but I'm supa-happy with supabase haha.
Great vid! Could you elaborate on how you handle long running jobs with node scipt + Upstash redis + Next.js? What would be the workflow?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Yeah! So basically pulling a creator for the first time and running all our processes on them can take a while, which is super expensive for NextJS to run on the backend. So instead I simply use BullMQ to push a job with the instagram handle to that node server running on Heroku. It starts processing the user, updating a table on Supabase with how the process is going. My React APP uses supabase's client library to listen to those status updates that the processor gives out, and when a specific thing is marked as COMPLETED I know it's safe to pull that data on the client side :)
You've given some really important information in a couple of your videos for people who would like to build their own saas. Please continue to give this detailed information. I'm a junior ruby dev and would like to build my own saas on the side. I don't have experience with server side rendering, will I be ok building a traditional ruby mvc project when it comes to performance. I've heard ruby can be slow but at what point does that really become an issue, how many users does it take? (it's for a recruitment crm)
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Not sure about Ruby but a basic node app can support multiple thousands of users!
@h0td0g
Ай бұрын
I have done ruby apps that served a more then 500 rps. Stop worrying about scaling unless u are google.
@suiteyousir
Ай бұрын
@@h0td0g I think the include keyword is very important in maintaining speed as it reduces SQL queries. Do you know of any resources where you can learn about making your ruby more optimised?
Good video, are you using free tier on supabase and so on? Can you talk about what it will cost to run a website like yours with open ai, supabase and cloud flare etc? 😄 I’m noobie to this kind of topics
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
great idea! i’m not using the free tier but i could have been - i switched to i think the one above just incase it helped my queries along a bit haha
Have you ever tried hosting on a VPS? Wondering what your thoughts are about VPS.
Excelent video mate! New sub and definitely will keep a eye of your channel. If you can share some tips for building SaaS with next it would be super cool. I'm algo starting to see some Hono with Cloudflare workers, hopefully you can take a look and share your insights. Thank you in advance
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Thanks for the kind words man! Will do - my content is pretty mixed so I apologize in advance hahaha.
Just check what logging library do you use in nextjs? Tried several, but none works well with edge runtime.
@AnthonySistilli
23 күн бұрын
Depends on where you host - if it's vercel, betterstack logs are really greeat. Not sure about edge runtime though
how did you get all the information of the influencer?
Great vid, you recommended that if a request is taking 5-10 seconds then a standalone backend would be better, why would a NextJS backend pricing be different than a standalone backend pricing?
@TheIaTaI
Ай бұрын
Was it meant that the Vercel serverless functions specifically is the one responsible for higher pricing?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
yup! Vercel sererless functions charge per time running, so if one takes a long time, it'll cause overages in the long run
Great stuff! Do you have any pointers for someone about to take over a project built in dotnet 6 for backend and NextJS for frontend?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
move off of dotnet if you can haha. next is great - the docs are good, just make sure you know what version and mode (app routes vs pages routes) the app runs on
@kalleskit
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli Thanks for the input haha, I'm afraid that the backend is what it is at this point... What alternative backend solution would you opt for? It's for a gaming platform (Overwolf desktop client) and a web app. Quite a few DB tables. As far as NestJS we seem to be using pages.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
@@kalleskit Oh man! I've actually built an overwolf app funnily enough for rib.gg ! We use vanilla express with a postgres database for our backend!
Do you really need to buy you domain at CF? You can buy it anywhere and point the NS to CF. Or is there any other advantage I don’t know about?
@gabrielfono844
Ай бұрын
I was about to ask that question ?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
That's correct! Even while pointing CF to anyone else, they still give you stats on requests made to the domain, the % of bots trying to hit, and you can activate "under attack mode" at anytime to add a captcha to your site if you're ever under attack :) Just awesome stuff that comes in handy that no other domain host does.
How do you test your app? Something I've struggled with is mocking db calls with cypress in a full e2e test with prisma as an ORM. Any suggestions?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Haha I actually don't do any tests! We're trying to launch as possible to validate the idea with customers, so we're okay with being scrappy and having things break right now!
@mckaymower
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli fair. what is the strategy you use to let potential customers know your stuff has a decent chance of breaking while using it? Just something along the lines of "our app has a good chance of breaking since we are early in the stages of development so please report any problems to us" ?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
@@mckaymower I actually just test it out a bunch locally, and try to make sure the obvious stuff isn't there - but typically i won't bring it up until they do!
I know only the basics of programming and I'm planning to create my own start-up. Thanks for the video, btw just want to ask. Does getting a Mentor will help me. I'm a one-man team.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
it might! but i think the biggest learning will come from just building and launching - ChatGPT knows more than enough to guide you for coding and for business if you ask it the right questions :)
What was the long term solution you found instead of using CF Under attack mode?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Blocking non vercel IPs and a few other small things like cache changes etc
How did you get the Instagram data? As far as I know there isn't an API to get public profiles.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
You can use the Business Directory API which gives you data for accounts marked as businesses
Great share
I'm in intern as a laravel developer and the pay is low even of mid-developer should i change to next?
@k1utch981
Ай бұрын
Learn them both. php knowledge is priceless don't "switch". Learn laravel, then javascript/typescript then node then next imo.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
As a dev you can normally know a lot of frameworks and languages! It's a career where you should never stop learning new things.
Liked and subscribed. More videos please
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Appreciate you!
what are you using for user authentication?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
supabase!
Why not use firebase for most of that stuff?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Firebase is a bit outdated with some of the newer technologies out there today
Good video, I would say it's better to say that those choices are best for you since there are objectively better tools for AI then OpenAI (mistralai, claude) pgadmin actually is way better than supabase ui (it offers more functionality)
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
I actually used pgadmin for 4 years for my other startup and greatly prefer supabase haha!
@jugurtha292
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli does supabase support everything postgres can offer? like views, triggers, er diagrams....
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
@@jugurtha292 I believe so! I've used functions, triggers, views, haven't checked ER diagrams but probably
@jugurtha292
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli nice they have added a lot of stuff since last i tried it in 2021. Might give it another try in the future
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
@@jugurtha292 yeah! give it a shot haha.
uhmm i really liked the video! So much information! :)
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Glad you liked it!!
What do you do for paying sales taxes? Do you sell globally?
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Yeah we sold globally - Stripe has a thing you have to do for countries to start collecting taxes, but my partner usually handled that part
Anthropic actually has surpassed openai fyi
@brando2818
Ай бұрын
How?
@Septumsempra8818
Ай бұрын
Claude is great, but now that they've got users they've dropped the quality to a smaller model. It's now on par with the others.
@Benjamin-Chavez
Ай бұрын
Hardly
@boot-strapper
Ай бұрын
@@Benjamin-Chavez they have, in benchmarks
Give us the url for magik
@fkxfkx
Ай бұрын
Use your eyes. It’s on the screen
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
itsmagik.io
I open the website and it's down
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Pivotted the idea and took it down!
@bitcrawler
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli best of luck, Sir
As a Cloudflare customer, I can endorse this.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Yesss
What happened to your website? I get 404.
@AnthonySistilli
20 күн бұрын
check pinned msg - pivoted :)
Why not use Render instead of Heroku? Heroku is "dead" and not evolving.
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
i’ve had bad experiences with Render in the past from my last startup - on heroku i just need a simple lightweight process with no real overhead, and it does the job well enough haha
share you journey please
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
For sure!! Anything in particular you'd like to hear about?
why your screen capture is stretched 😔
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
haha didn't realize that while recording !
I switch off as soon as someone mentions React
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
might be a red flag
@0runny
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli For me (as a non-web dev, but a dev with +30 years experience) React represents, over engineered bloatware, which can easily be replaced with a more elegant solution like HTMX. Hence the switch off.
@backstromforsberg
2 күн бұрын
@@0runny We get it. You’re a genius. You have so much experience we don’t even need it to be in web dev for you to be right. Now go back to whatever you were doing and we’ll go back to shipping high-quality, secure web applications, in a fraction of the time it will take you to do it.
Bro kept saying "Umm" for 50% of the video (Great vid tho!)
@AnthonySistilli
Ай бұрын
Uhhhmmm
@mohibahmed5098
Ай бұрын
@@AnthonySistilli 🤣
My guy. Cogent stuff. wasn't sold on vercel (big on enterprisey fearlessly clunky stuff as long as it's overwhelmingly good)... but there's just so many prosumers and opportunities to make value we're already creating available via public http... yolo. cheers
@AnthonySistilli
29 күн бұрын
lets gooo dude :)