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We're excited to announce a new documentation generator for the Supabase Kits. This will make it easier for you to build your own documentation site for your Makerkit SaaS.

The Makerkit Super Admin is an admin panel for SaaS applications built with Makerkit. It allows you to manage your users, subscriptions, and more.

Learn how to build a blog with Next.js 13 and WordPress and how to leverage AI to generate content.

An overview of the changes coming to MakerKit in Summer 2023.

Introducing Makerkit Lite: a lightweight SaaS Boilerplate built with Next.js and Supabase. It is a smaller, faster and simpler version that the original Makerkit template.

Supabase Vault is a Postgres extension that allows you to store secrets in your database. This is a great way to store API keys, tokens, and other sensitive information. In this tutorial, we'll use Supabase Vault to store our API keys

Building a SaaS can be hard. Here is how you can build and launch your SaaS fast - without compromising on quality. In this post we explore how to leverage a SaaS Starter Kit to build and launch your SaaS fast.

Next.js Server Actions are a new feature introduced in Next.js 13 that allows you to run server code without having to create an API endpoint. In this article, we'll learn how to use them.

Learn how a SaaS Starter Kit can help solo-founders build Micro SaaS products quickly and efficiently. Discover key features, tips for productivity, and more.

Announcing support for Lemon Squeezy subscriptions in Makerkit. It's now possible to use a MoR to power your Makerkit app.

A sneak peek to our coming feature for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with Supabase.

Unlock the full potential of Next.js 13 with our most complete and definitive tutorial on using server components and the app directory.

A behind the scenes look at how we built the Supabase and Next.js RSC SaaS Starter.

Discover the best practices for paginating data using Supabase and React.js using the Supabase Postgres client

Makerkit migrated its UI Components to Radix UI, bringing a new look and feel to the platform.

We've redesigned the Makerkit subscriptions pages. Let's take a look at the new design.

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Level up your React coding skills with Typescript using our comprehensive guide on writing clean code. Start writing clean React code, today.

Learn how to use MeiliSearch in your React application with this guide. We will use Meiliseach to add a search engine for our blog posts

A plan for the coming year at Makerkit. New kits, new blog posts, new documentation, courses, and more.

This post explains how to use Supabase with React Query, a popular React library for fetching data from the server.

Are you building a SaaS? Here is why you should build it with Remix

Learn how to set environment variables in Remix and how to ensure that they are available in the client-side code.

Testing code that requires users to be signed in can be tricky. In this post, we show you how to sign in programmatically with Supabase Authentication to improve the speed of your Cypress tests and increase their reliability.

Resetting your database during E2E tests is important to prevent flakiness. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to reset the Supabase database in Cypress E2E tests.

Firebase and Supabase are two of the most popular backend-as-a-service (BaaS) platforms. In this article, we will compare Firebase vs Supabase to help you decide which one is better for your next project.

Announcing the Makerkit UI Storybook: a collection of all the components that make up the Makerkit kits. You can use this to see how the components work and to get inspiration for your own projects.

Learn how to use Remix and Supabase to authenticate users in your application.

Learn how Makerkit can help boost your SaaS SEO thanks to its optimized codebase and SEO-friendly features.

In this post, we'll be looking at the pros and cons of using Makerkit as your SaaS boilerplate.

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A simple guide to migrating your _app.tsx component to the new Server Components released with Next.js 13