Tech stack behind SolarX

SolarX is build using the T3 Stack, this stack is the best way for building Full Stack applications. It excels in:

1. Web Development
2. Mobile Development
3. Server-side Development

What does this stack consist of?

Consists of:

• React.js: The best library for front-end development, as the community says, "Always bet on React".
• Next.js: Simplifies running server capabilities such as server-side rendering, SEO, and more.
• TypeScript: JavaScript with static typing. Improves developer experience, and catches bugs during development.
• tRPC: It makes building APIs easy and facilitates communication between the frontend and backend.
• Prisma: Makes working with databases easy, improves overall developer productivity, and supports both SQL and NoSQL.
• NextAuth.js: A complete authentication solution for Next.js applications.
• Tailwind: Makes CSS easy. A CSS framework that makes it easier to maintain a consistent design across the application.

Other tools outside T3

• React Native: The best way to create cross-platform mobile apps is by using React. It allows code reuse between iOS and Android, reducing development time and effort.
• Expo: Expo is a toolset for React Native that simplifies the development workflow by handling common tasks like building, deploying, and managing dependencies.
• Turborepo: Simplifies working with monorepos.
• Vercel: Working with AWS and the edge becomes easier with this all-in-one solution.

What about databases?

• MongoDB: a scalable NoSQL database that stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents, providing high performance for web and mobile applications.
• Redis: an in-memory data store commonly used for caching and session storage. It improves performance by efficiently retrieving frequently accessed data.

And design?

• Figma: The best tool for creating wireframes and prototype designs.