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As a freelancer specializing in modern web solutions using Next.js, TailwindCSS, Shadcn/UI, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Vercel, and Drizzle ORM, I often encounter clients who come to me after being disappointed with the limitations of website builders like Tilda. This article explains when it's better to opt for professional development instead of a website builder.

Many people don't see the difference between a website and a web application. After all, both are accessed through a browser and contain text, images, and other elements. However, from a development and business perspective, there are significant differences between them. Let's figure out which one is better suited for your needs.

Building a website without a technical specification (TS) is like constructing a house without blueprints. Without a clear plan, it's hard to achieve the desired result, and revisions can lead to additional costs. Let's explore what a TS is, why it's necessary, and how to create one effectively.

Modern web applications require not only functionality but also a stylish interface. shadcn/ui is a library of UI components for React that allows you to create modern, user-friendly interfaces without unnecessary dependencies or complex configurations.

Choosing the right technology for building a website is a crucial step. Today, there are many options: website builders (Tilda, WordPress), alternative frameworks (Astro), and React competitors (Vue, Svelte, Angular). In this article, I'll explain why Next.js is the optimal choice for modern web projects.

Web development evolves rapidly: frameworks, libraries, styling tools, UI components, backends, and ORMs are constantly updated, offering new features, improved performance, and enhanced security. However, updates take time and can introduce unexpected issues. This raises the question: is it worth regularly updating technologies if a project is already running smoothly? Let's explore the benefits this provides and when updates are truly necessary.