I like to use: nextjs, tailwind, shadcn, next-auth, drizzle, postgresql (custom server), s3, react query, typescript and bunnycdn.

my go-to stack is: next.ts, taiwind, chadcn, lucia auth, prisma, mysql, s3 or bunnycdn for file upload.

I am gonna use drizzle from next project, cause apparently prisma isn't supported on edge. I can't even test it in middleware locally even tho I don't deploy on edge.

This stack looks solid, I use a very similar setup.

My only nitpicks would be:
- Your bcrypt type should be a dev import
- Using dayjs and date-fns seems a little bit redundant, we have to handle all kinds of complex date operations on our apps and get along well just using date-fns and occasionally date-fns-tz
- Using two icon libraries, I'd pick one. For bundle size + style consistency (technically three, because radix has some built-ins, although I stray away from those)

By the way, this is a fun thread, there should be a "rate my package json" thread or something 😂 actually leads to a lot of interesting discussion.

Great! I once learned React Query. However, after I removed it, I couldn't find any use cases for React Query in Next.js. I'm curious to know what issues you've solved using React Query in Next.js.

What is Edge? I am using Cloudflare.

- A key reminder: I will adjust it.
- I’ve learned from many tutorials to finish my product, so it has some duplicate libraries. Considering your reminder, I think I should simplify it.

Good luck with your app! My feedback is all small, you've picked a great stack

Edge is a runtime for Next.js, I wouldn't worry too much about it unless you run into bugs (specifically with middleware I've experienced)

You can read more about it here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/rendering/edge-and-nodejs-runtimes, but once again, I'd honestly ignore it until it pops up personally

It solves these issues:
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1269001348913954899#message-1269673356626624544
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1265811123375046747#message-1266068346869252207
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1263090904277716992#message-1263094831207551016
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1261618478650228898#message-1261636332141412405
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1259849117597831238#message-1259851475308511253
https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1251886532067852368#message-1251999340709548092
And many many more. It let you keep control over your clientside data. For SSR it's useless, but for CSR it's really useful. You might want to take a look at this: https://github.com/B33fb0n3/rq-profile-picture (keep control over your data)

Ah and what others said: for icons I am using react-icons. And for password encryption I am using becrypt as well. I forogt that

for password hash, I use argon2

Thank you!

Thank you! I have been using shadcn/ui, and its components use lucide-react.

Today,I simplify my package json.This is my last version.

@Grass carp solved?

yes!