E-comm Web Developer

If customers can’t find it, they can’t buy it. I built glowhitecosmetics.vercel.app a lightning fast custom search modal in Next.js that queries @supabase instantly with zero page reloads and debounced input. Shopify templates simply can’t match this speed. Want search that actually drives revenue? Lets Talk in comments #Nextjs #ReactJS

@jonathan_wilke Got it, thanks a bunch.

@travasites I think it’s a combination of the code quality, the extensive documentation, the community, the support, ongoing feature updates and the fact that we are offering a non-lock-in stack that gives you full flexibility and scalability

I still have to pinch myself some days when I realize what I created with supastarter. Looking through my stats on Polar I realized that since moving there from LS about 1 year and 2 months ago, I already crossed $200k in total revenue, which are numbers that I could have never dreamed of when I started this project 🚀 I'm incredibly thankful to everyone who has followed and supported my journey so far and of course for every single supastarter customer ❤️ And actually I'm just getting started. With the Tanstack Start version in early access right now and the mobile starter kit in development, there is so much too be excited for 🔥

@vercel_dev CLI driven observability is a massive win for e-commerce debugging during flash sales. Can you set up automated alerts when metrics like checkout error rates cross a threshold?

Introducing 𝚟𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚎𝚕 𝚖𝚎𝚝𝚛𝚒𝚌𝚜: query Observability Plus metrics via the Vercel CLI. Give your agents access to: • Query your observability data • Analyze your app performance • Debug issues vercel.com/changelog/verc…

@v0 This changes everything for e-commerce testing automated browser sessions could catch cart issues before customers do. How do you ensure v0 doesn't accidentally run destructive commands in production?

v0 can now run terminal commands, which means it can: • Spin up a browser session to test interactions • Look through your commit history to understand past changes • Write and run unit tests • Use CLIs to interact with platforms like Vercel and GitHub

@shadcn @v0 Love how this kills the "all shadcn apps look the same" problem perfect for e-commerce brands wanting unique storefronts fast. How would you handle a preset that clashes with an existing complex design system?

A design system encoded in a preset means you can take it anywhere you work. Found a new style you like? Just ask @v0 to use it. Works out of the box. No config required. Got an old boring shadcn/ui app that looks like everyone else? Ask v0 to apply a new code.

@rauchg That’s a smart composable model e-commerce platforms could take notes on extending functionality without rebuilding auth or dashboards. How does the MCP handle real time inventory sync between Notion and a store’s backend?

This is so good. Notion's developer platform is built on Vercel Sandbox. You can seamlessly extend Notion natively, or use their MCP to bring Notion to your work. This landing page is also Next-level! notion.com/product/dev

@supabase Keyboard shortcuts are a hidden productivity gem for e-commerce dashboards thank you for making navigation faster. Any chance we can customize these shortcuts to match our team's common workflows?

Navigation keyboard shortcuts have landed in the dashboard. Find the list of all keyboard shortcuts introduced by pressing cmd+k and opening "Show all keyboard shortcuts".

@benjitaylor Couldn't agree more e-commerce shows that rigid "rules" Which often hurt real user behavior. How do you decide when to break a pattern versus keeping it predictable for conversions?

We need to stop talking about product design in absolutes… there are no rules. Everything is made up. Do what makes sense and feels right.

@wesbos @SeanOliver This React + Node architecture is brilliant for snappy cross platform dev, e-commerce dashboards could learn a lot here. How do they handle state sync between the web views and native menus so seamlessly?

Raycast 2 is built on React?! Been using Raycast 2.0 for a few days and its noticeably very snappy Today I was shocked to see they have built it with Web Views and a Node.js backend. You know I had to crack it open. Light native wrapper. Rust where it matters. No electron of Tauri.

@rauchg @vercel @ctatedev This is a game changer for debugging AI pipelines right from the terminal! As an e-commerce dev, could this image rendering help us preview product generation workflows without leaving the CLI?

You can just render images on the terminal btw: ▲ ~/ npx ai-cli image 'a vercel ai sdk diagram' Run 𝚗𝚙𝚖 𝚒 -𝚐 𝚊𝚒-𝚌𝚕𝚒 and access every image, video & text model from @vercel AI Gateway instantly

@iam__qwerty @reactjs @supabase @flutterwave Thanks bro 🤜

@travasites @reactjs @supabase @flutterwave I checked this out, this is beautiful, nice UX and seamless flow 👌🏼

I built a full e commerce skincare platform with @reactjs + @supabase + @flutterwave No Shopify. No WooCommerce. 100% custom. Results: > 8 products across 4 ranges with typed TS data > AI powered skincare chatbot via @supabase Edge Functions > Zone based shipping across all 37 Nigerian states > @flutterwave checkout in NGN > @supabase RLS on every table Shopify can't give you this level of control. drwellsskincare.com

@ClaudeDevs Game changer for e‑commerce automation those credits make running Claude agents for inventory QA or personalized product descriptions much easier to budget. Will the credit roll over month to month if we’re building third‑party Agent SDK tools?

Starting June 15, paid Claude plans can claim a dedicated monthly credit for programmatic usage. The credit covers usage of: - Claude Agent SDK - claude -p - Claude Code GitHub Actions - Third-party apps built on the Agent SDK

@supabase @tomaspozo @mullvadnet Respect for publicly tracking down the root cause VPN + DB egress issues can quietly kill checkout success rates. For e‑commerce sites relying on Supabase, are you seeing this only with Mullvad or across other major VPN providers too?

@mullvadnet We've had increased reports from Mullvad users who are unable to reach databases hosted on Supabase via HTTP. We've filed a support ticket already. Who can we work with on your end to resolve the issue? We're available here and at support@supabase.com

@nextjs Finally, a stable adapter API means we can stop hacking around cloud specific configs for global e‑commerce stores. How will this affect cold boot latency on edge platforms like Cloudflare Workers?

Next.js 16.2 introduces a stable Adapter API, built with Netlify, Cloudflare, OpenNext, AWS, and Google Cloud. But the API is only part of the story. Next.js is used by millions of developers across every major cloud, and making it work well everywhere is on us. Here are our commitments. nextjs.org/nextjs-across-…

@SamuelRome97104 @tomaspozo RLS aware AI agents finally make sense for multi tenant e‑commerce data no more accidental cross shop leaks. Have you tested whether the skill enforces row level security automatically or just helps write safer prompts?

Wait did anyone catch this? Supabase just dropped Agent Skills. Your AI agent stops guessing CLI commands. Starts respecting RLS. Builds on Supabase the way Supabase is meant to be built on Claude Code. Codex. Cursor. One command, every agent. npx skills add supabase/agent-skills

@tomaspozo @supabase Nice work portable server logic across edge runtimes is a huge win for e‑commerce A/B testing and regional personalization. How are you handling database connection pooling when the same function runs on Workers vs. Vercel?

Built a "hello world" Showcasing the new @supabase server SDK. Same code runs on Supabase Edge Functions, Vercel Functions, and Cloudflare Workers at the same time! Each endpoint greets you in a random language pulled from the DB.

@NewsFromGoogle @rauchg @vercel @BusinessInsider Gemini 3 Flash dominating token usage makes sense for e‑commerce faster inference means real time recommendations without killing margins. With that kind of volume, are you seeing lower cost per request compared to Claude or GPT models?

New stat from @vercel's AI Gateway in @BusinessInsider: Gemini 3 Flash is leading across AI models in token usage as of April. 🚀 See more stats on how developers are using our models → goo.gle/4dlBiol 📊via @BusinessInsider

@tetsuoai Love how you’re breaking Grok down into processes, services, and executables that’s the cleanest take on agentic OS I’ve seen. Curious: have you started wiring your own connectors beyond the usual suspects yet?

Grok is quietly turning into an agentic OS. Agents are processes you give custom system prompts to. Connectors are the system services that plug it into Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and whatever else you wire in. Skills are executables that fire from prompts, call connectors, and call other skills. Four built in the video. Grok Imagine Cinematic. Single video idea in, multi-scene prompt set out, ready to drop into Grok Imagine Agent mode. YouTube to cheat sheet. Lecture link in, polished LaTeX PDF out. Under the hood it calls a LaTeX specialist skill and a graph generator skill. Keep each one atomic. Treat Grok Skills like Unix tools.

@bunjavascript @jarredsumner Bun.Image + HTTP/3 is a game changer for e-commerce performance. How soon can we expect WebP/AVIF output options for automated product image pipelines?

Bun v1.3.14 - Fixes 92 issues, addressing 380 👍 - `Bun.Image` - builtin image processing - global virtual store in bun install - HTTP/3 Bun.serve() - HTTP/3 & HTTP/2 fetch() - `node:worker_threads` stability fixes - -17 MB on Windows, -7 MB on Linux bun.com/blog/bun-v1.3.…