Hardbook tech stack
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The stack
“When building a relational tool for bookings and contracts, the schema is everything. Prisma makes managing that schema—and migrations—predictable and safe. Tip: Use Prisma Studio locally during beta testing. It’s the fastest way to verify data states without…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“When building a relational tool for bookings and contracts, the schema is everything. Prisma makes managing that schema—and migrations—predictable and safe. Tip: Use Prisma Studio locally during beta testing. It’s the fastest way to verify data states without…” — the maker, May 2026 ↗
“Hardbook is built on Next.js. It’s the reason the transition from picking a date to signing a contract feels like one snappy, continuous flow instead of a series of clunky page loads. Vite was an option for speed, but the built-in routing and API support in Ne…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“Vercel is where Hardbook lives. The deployment workflow is fast enough that it feels like local development, which is a massive multiplier for a solo founder building in public. Railway is solid for general hosting, but for a Next.js application, the edge netw…” — the maker, Sep 2026 ↗
“Vercel is where Hardbook lives. The deployment workflow is fast enough that it feels like local development, which is a massive multiplier for a solo founder building in public. Railway is solid for general hosting, but for a Next.js application, the edge netw…” — the maker, May 2026 ↗