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How I built an E-commerce Starter with Next.js 14 & Supabase (and why you shouldn't start from scratch) 🚀

Stop spending 50+ hours setting up the same e-commerce boilerplate. I've done the heavy lifting for you! 🛠️

I recently finished building MyStore, a minimal yet powerful e-commerce template designed for speed and scalability. Here’s a breakdown of the tech stack and the challenges I solved.

The Tech Stack 💻
Framework: Next.js 14 (App Router)

Language: TypeScript

Database & Auth: Supabase

State Management: Zustand (with Persistence)

Styling: Tailwind CSS (Dark Mode supported)

Key Features I Implemented 🛡️
Persistent Cart: Using Zustand’s persist middleware, your cart items stay safe even if you refresh the page.

Protected Routes: I used Next.js Middleware to ensure only authenticated users can access /checkout and /account.

Image Management: Seamless image uploads directly to Supabase Storage.

Clean Codebase: Fully typed and structured for easy customization.

Why I Built This?
I wanted to create something that doesn't feel bloated but has everything a modern store needs. Whether you're building a portfolio project or a real store for a client, this starter will save you days of work.

Grab the Source Code! 📦
I’ve put this template on Gumroad for a special launch price. You’ll get the full source code, SQL schema, and a detailed README.md to get you up and running in minutes.

👉 Get it here for only $10: [https://phulebon.gumroad.com/l/iwzdy
What do you think of this stack? Let me know in the comments!

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