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All the articles about tutorials in the Makerkit blog
Aug 17, 2026
Build an MCP Server with OAuth Authentication for Your SaaS
Build a remote MCP server your users connect AI agents to, authenticated with OAuth 2.1 and PKCE via Supabase. Covers consent, per-workspace scoping, token validation and RLS.
Jul 19, 2026
Better Auth + TanStack Start: Production Auth Setup (2026)
How to set up Better Auth in TanStack Start for production: tanstackStartCookies() plugin order, a server-function session read, beforeLoad route guards, server-function authorization, org RBAC, and 2FA/email OTP. Code from a shipped kit.
Jul 10, 2026
Multi-Tenant SaaS Architecture with Postgres RLS: A Working Pattern
How to design multi-tenant SaaS architecture on Postgres: shared schema, an account_id on every tenant table, and Row Level Security for tenant isolation. Real schema, RLS policies, roles and column grants from a production Next.js and Supabase starter.
Jul 9, 2026
TanStack Start + Supabase Auth: The Production Setup (2026)
How to add Supabase Auth to TanStack Start for production: an @supabase/ssr server client that handles cookies correctly, getClaims() for verified JWTs, beforeLoad route guards, RBAC middleware for server functions, and RLS. Code from our TanStack Start Supabase kit.
Jul 2, 2026
Drizzle vs Prisma for TanStack Start: Which ORM for Your SaaS?
Drizzle vs Prisma in a TanStack Start SaaS: how each ORM handles Nitro cold starts, bundle size, the build step, migrations, types in server functions, and raw SQL. Code from both MakerKit kits and the one we default to.
Jul 2, 2026
TanStack Start vs Next.js in 2026: Which React Framework for Production SaaS
TanStack Start vs Next.js for production SaaS in 2026: routing type safety, data fetching, server functions vs Server Actions, RSC, and deployment, compared with code from two kits we ship.
Jul 2, 2026
What Is TanStack Start? A 2026 Guide for React Developers
TanStack Start is a full-stack React framework built on TanStack Router, Vite, and Nitro. Learn how its routing, loaders, and server functions work, whether it is production ready, and when to pick it.