personal-fullstack-bootstrap

Bootstrap a full-stack app by scaffolding a Go backend, Next.js frontend, and PostgreSQL database with Docker Compose. The generated skeleton provides a production-grade foundation with API proxy patterns, observability, testing, and linting baked in.

OpenAPI-driven code generation uses an API contract-first approach to produce API types and client code for your Go and Next.js stack. This enforces OpenAPI discipline under 500 lines and ensures frontend-backend contract alignment.

Yes, you can scaffold a SaaS dashboard using a bounded-context architecture based on domain-driven design. The setup applies DDD structure to your Go backend, enabling organized business logic for admin panels and AI-powered platforms.

The full-stack bootstrap includes production-grade patterns like SSE-ready streaming, async task processing, and AI-agent integration. These durable workflows are baked into the scaffolding alongside observability and testing utilities.

Start a contract-first API project by using a Go backend with a runtime API proxy pattern and Next.js frontend. This approach generates code from OpenAPI definitions, ensuring your API contract drives development from a solid starting point.

Yes, PostgreSQL and Docker Compose are required to scaffold this production-ready full-stack skeleton. They provide the database layer and local development environment needed to bootstrap the cohesive stack with deployment scaffolding.