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I have built an erp solution actually it was like i got a project previous year i guess 2024 and they needed an erp implementation i got this from reference being a tech student cuz when you are studying tech everyone around you think that you know everything about computers and you can do anything you know and at that time i was totally unaware of software products. The difference between production grade and what we build at college i always thought they are the same but life is always not what we thought.
And that happened what was expected the project was not what was expected by the client
So i need guidance from you seniors the founders i want someone who has prior knowledge of tech i want to enhance that product of mine and market it so that i can cash that currently it ia deployed on render and i want someone to test it and guide me through that what are the missing loop holes and how can i white lable this product for actual factories out there
And right now i am not the same as before i have better skills i am currently working on a production grade software a compound calculator that real traders are using for trades and it is helpful to them alot
If anyone want demo i can share the link please dm me
I am person like who is always curious about he internet money and also made some but saas is something that gives you a recurring revenue and keep you motivated i guess money is the real motivation
But the main thing is i am writing is here you people are sitting like who actually the saas founders appreciate your work and love the passion you people have being a full stack developer how can i start my own saas
Hey everyone,
I am a junior MERN stack developer gearing up to build my first real production payment flow using Stripe.
On the surface, Stripe's documentation looks incredible. The frontend checkout seems straightforward enough. But because my background leans heavily into cybersecurity and data integrity, I am looking at **web hooks** and immediately getting paranoid about race conditions, dropped events, and malicious actors trying to bypass the paywall.
Before I dive in and inevitably break something, I would love to hear your Stripe war stories.
Specifically:
* **Web hook Reliability:** How often do Stripe web hooks actually fail or arrive out of order? Do you strictly rely on web hooks to provision user access, or do you poll the API as a fallback? * **Idempotency:** How are you handling duplicate web hook events in your database to ensure a user doesn't get double-credited for a subscription? * **Local Testing vs. Prod:** What was the biggest headache you faced when moving your Stripe integration from the local CLI testing environment to production?
Drop your biggest hurdles, horror stories, or "I wish I knew this before I started" advice below. I need to know what I am actually getting myself into!
>Hey everyone,
I am a full-stack developer who spends a lot of time in the cybersecurity space (recently built a lab simulating full attack chains using Suricata IDS). I look at a lot of early-stage web apps, and I notice that founders often push for rapid deployment while accidentally leaving the back door wide open.
If you are building a web app or SaaS right now, check your stack for these three things:
1. Improper Authentication Checks (Broken Object Level Authorization) Just because a user is logged in doesn't mean they should be able to access user/1234. Make sure your backend explicitly verifies that the currently authenticated user actually owns the resource they are requesting.
2. Leaving MongoDB Open to the World It sounds basic, but misconfigured databases are incredibly common. Ensure your database only accepts connections from your specific backend server IP, not 0.0.0.0/0.
3. Ignoring Dependency Vulnerabilities Using npm install blindly can introduce massive risks. Make a habit of running npm audit and updating packages that have known vulnerabilities before you push to production.
Security doesn't have to slow down your MVP, but retrofitting it after a breach is a nightmare. Happy to answer any questions in the comments if anyone is currently struggling with securing their stack!