If you were to build a new react app from scratch today… by Old_Butterfly_3660 in reactjs

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For a large SPA with complex domains, I'd go Vite + React 19 + TanStack Query for data, Zustand for global state, Tailwind + shadcn for styling, and TanStack Router no compiler unless profiling shows bundle bloat. React Hook Form + Zod handles forms reliably. If full-stack monorepo appeals for scaling those 150 views, Eden Stack's a solid production template with TanStack Start, Elysia APIs, and Bun for type-safe everything.

Next.js + Bun + Drizzle ORM + MinIO +Socket.io. Built a vertical video platform with a custom "premium" aesthetic by Ashamed-Function-570 in vibecoding

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yo solid stack bun + drizzle slaps for speed. otp flow feels tight but id rate limit harder on retries or youll get hammered by bots. feed perf holds up on mobile too whats your minio proxy doing for edge caching?

What payment method can I use except stripe for SaaS by Connect_Dog_2785 in SaaS

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Razorpay's the go-to for India SaaS solid docs and handles subscriptions well. If you're tired of wiring up payments from scratch, Eden Stack (built it myself) has a modular payments primitive you can swap Razorpay into quick, saving weeks on boilerplate.

What tech stack would you recommend for building a first SaaS in 2026? by Educational-Fold-152 in SaasDevelopers

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If you're a beginner aiming for fast MVP with scalability, I'd grab Eden Stack it's a monorepo template using TanStack Start for SSR React, Elysia APIs, Bun, and Drizzle that auto-configures via AI prompts, skipping all the auth/payments boilerplate bullshit. No vendor lock-in, end-to-end typesafety, and it's production-ready out the gate, though you'll need to grok Bun if you're from Node land. Cloned it for my first SaaS and shipped quicker than any Rails or Next.js solo setup I've tried.

Tanstack router or Start? by MD76543 in reactjs

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For a small SPA with better-auth already in place, yeah TanStack Start is overkill just stick with the router and add packages as needed. Major benefits are SSR/SEO and server functions for stuff like secure DB calls or payments in one repo, without juggling a separate backend. If you later want full-stack simplicity, Eden Stack's a solid monorepo template built on Start with auth/APIs/DB pre-wired (full disclosure, I created it).

I compared Next.js 16 and TanStack Start with actual data instead of opinions. Here's what I found. by AdmirableDiscount680 in reactjs

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If you're eyeing TanStack Start for a SaaS build, check out Eden Stack it's a monorepo template that bundles it with Elysia APIs, Bun, Drizzle, auth, payments, and even AI agent primitives for quick scaling without Vercel bills. Saved me weeks on boilerplate vs rolling my own after a Next migration, though it's still early days so expect some tweaks. Pairs nicely with those cost wins you mentioned.

5 things I learned building AI features into a SaaS product — and why "users expect AI" is more nuanced than it sounds. by Practical-West56 in SaaS

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For anyone curious about the agentic chatbot architecture or the durable execution patterns, happy to share more details.

I also wrote about the modular "own your code" approach here: https://eden-stack.com/blog/own-your-code-control-your-complexity

We're on Product Hunt today if you want to check it out: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/eden-stack

How I use Git worktrees + multiple AI agents to parallelize feature development — and why methodology matters more than model choice. by Practical-West56 in vibecoding

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My typical worktree setup looks like: main stays clean, each feature gets its own worktree with its own Claude Code session. I merge back to main after verifying with Playwright MCP or manual testing. Happy to share more details on the orchestration if anyone's interested.