6+ years building full-stack applications with Next.js and React. From SaaS dashboards and marketplace platforms to real-time apps and AI-powered products — I own the full stack: React, Node.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, and deployment.
6+
Years with Next.js
50+
Projects Shipped
96
Lighthouse Score
30+
Happy Clients
Multi-tenant SaaS platforms with role-based access, subscription billing via Stripe, onboarding flows, and analytics dashboards.
Full marketplace infrastructure — listings, search, transactions, messaging — built on Next.js App Router with SSR for SEO.
ISR and SSG strategies that achieve sub-1s page loads. Image optimization, lazy loading, and Core Web Vitals targeting.
RESTful and GraphQL APIs in Node.js, third-party API integrations, webhook systems, and async job processing.
NextAuth.js, JWT, OAuth2 (Google, GitHub, LinkedIn), magic links, and granular role-based permission systems.
OpenAI and Anthropic Claude integrations, streaming completions, RAG pipelines, and AI-assisted UI components.
Next.js gives you SSR, SSG, ISR, file-based routing, built-in API routes, automatic code splitting, and Image/Font optimisation — all out of the box. For any production application where SEO, performance, or server-side logic matters, Next.js is the right choice over a plain React SPA.
For many applications, yes. Next.js Route Handlers and Server Actions handle API logic, database queries, and authentication server-side. For complex systems with separate microservices, scaling needs, or non-HTTP workloads, a dedicated Node.js backend makes more sense — I can scope either architecture for you.
For new projects I default to App Router (Next.js 13+). It enables React Server Components for dramatically faster initial loads, better streaming, and simpler data fetching patterns. For projects already on Pages Router, I work within that without unnecessary migration churn.
PostgreSQL is my primary choice for relational data — I use Prisma ORM for type-safe queries. MongoDB for flexible document storage. Redis for caching and session storage. Firebase for real-time, auth-heavy apps. I choose based on your access patterns, not personal preference.
Yes. I handle Vercel deployments (ideal for Next.js), AWS (EC2, S3, CloudFront, Lambda), and Docker-based deployments. I set up CI/CD pipelines, environment management, domain configuration, and monitoring. Deployment is part of the project, not an afterthought.
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