DEV Community

Cover image for Create a Simple Notes App Using Jstack (Nextjs, Neon, Prisma, Tailwind)
Vuelancer
Vuelancer

Posted on • Edited on

5 2 2 2 2

Create a Simple Notes App Using Jstack (Nextjs, Neon, Prisma, Tailwind)

Hey,

Stack used: Jstack
Clone this repo and fill .env.example and rename it to .env file

Recently Josh (@joshtriedcoding) posted a youtube video for the stack he created Jstack. It amused me a little bit to try and play with the stack. So i decided to clone it.

Using it, I created a simple blog (not yet finished), (repo link given below). It was fun to work with neon & upstash along with nexjs & tanstack especially.

Checkout my youtube channel and give a follow if you like my content!


Links

  1. Neon - neon.tech - Postgres database on cloud
  2. Upstash - upstash - Redis database on cloud
  3. Github repo - Vuelancer blog

Commands



# To generate prisma schema
npx prisma generate

# To migrate prisma schema to cloud
npx prisma migrate dev

# To start the application
npm install && npm run dev


Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode

Demo

Image description


Few other blogs

Support Me

Sentry blog image

How I fixed 20 seconds of lag for every user in just 20 minutes.

Our AI agent was running 10-20 seconds slower than it should, impacting both our own developers and our early adopters. See how I used Sentry Profiling to fix it in record time.

Read more

Top comments (2)

Collapse
 
vishals1005 profile image
vishal s

Nice one, I will check this.

Collapse
 
vuelancer profile image
Vuelancer

If you like this post, please like, share and leave a comment.

nextjs tutorial video

Youtube Tutorial Series 📺

So you built a Next.js app, but you need a clear view of the entire operation flow to be able to identify performance bottlenecks before you launch. But how do you get started? Get the essentials on tracing for Next.js from @nikolovlazar in this video series 👀

Watch the Youtube series

👋 Kindness is contagious

Please leave a ❤️ or a friendly comment on this post if you found it helpful!

Okay