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Full-Stack Development Services
End-to-end full-stack development — React and Next.js frontends, API backends, and Postgres databases, shipped to production.
I build custom web applications across the entire stack — from frontend interfaces to backend APIs, databases, integrations, and deployment. Whether it's a SaaS platform, an internal tool, or a customer-facing application, I can own the full lifecycle.
What's Included
- 01Frontend development with React and Next.js
- 02Backend APIs and server-side logic
- 03Database design and management with Postgres and Supabase
- 04Third-party API integrations and payment gateways
- 05Authentication, authorization, and security
- 06Deployment, CI/CD, and production support
How I Work
Understand
Understand the business, product or technical problem.
Plan
Define the structure, functionality and technical approach.
Build
Develop the frontend, backend, integrations and required functionality.
Test
Test responsiveness, browser compatibility, performance and functionality.
Deploy
Move the project into production.
Improve
Continue with optimization, maintenance and support when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is full-stack development?
Full-stack development covers both the frontend and the backend of a web application — the interface users see and the APIs, databases, and infrastructure behind it. Working with one full-stack developer means one person owns the whole build, so there are fewer handoffs and fewer places for things to break between layers.
What does a full-stack developer do?
On a typical project I design the data model, build the backend APIs, develop the frontend interface, integrate third-party services and payments, set up authentication, and deploy and monitor the app in production. You get a single point of responsibility from design handoff to launch.
How much does a full-stack web application cost?
Cost depends on scope — the number of features, integrations, user roles, and whether there's an existing design. I break the work into phases and quote each phase in writing after a scoping call, so you always know the next number before committing.
Can you work with an existing codebase or team?
Yes. I can join an existing codebase, audit the current architecture, and either take over specific features or work alongside your team. I document decisions so knowledge stays with the project.
What stack do you build on?
Typically Next.js and TypeScript on the frontend and API layer, Postgres (often Supabase) for data, and Vercel or a VPS for deployment. The stack is chosen to fit the product, not the other way around.