A practical sequence for turning a fresh Next.js codebase into a product teams can lint, test, document, deploy, and secure with confidence.
These posts are meant to be read as a progression, not as isolated tutorials. The throughline is simple: a production app needs more than screens. It needs conventions, review guardrails, tests, deployment checks, and authentication that still make sense months later.
If you are building or rescuing a Next.js codebase, this series is the path I would want a team to have in front of them from day one.
Recurring themes that shape the articles in this track.
Read these in order if you want the clearest progression from foundations to deeper implementation decisions.
Part 1
Structure React projects using Atomic Module Components — covering file layout, naming conventions, and scalability patterns for growing TypeScript codebases.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 1
Part 2
Configure ESLint for Next.js with TypeScript and Vitest integration. Covers code quality rules, import conventions, and a scalable setup for React projects.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 2
Part 3
A practical Husky setup for Next.js projects so linting, testing, and pre-push checks become part of the team workflow instead of a last-minute cleanup step.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 3
Part 4
Set up Storybook in a Next.js project with Tailwind and TypeScript. Build isolated UI components, write stories, and improve design system collaboration.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 4
Part 5
A practical setup for testing React components with Vitest and React Testing Library, focused on behavior, confidence, and maintainable frontend code.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 5
Part 6
A practical CI/CD setup for Next.js projects using GitHub Actions so linting, tests, and builds become part of the delivery process instead of an afterthought.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 6
Part 7
A practical approach to authentication and authorization in Next.js with Supabase, focused on SSR, route protection, and keeping auth logic understandable.
In series: Building a Production Next.js App · Part 7
