How I Built a Marketplace with Stripe Connect
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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This seems like a single product purchase flow. Can I do it for my ecom website with a bunch of products from bunch of merchants.
@@captainabhijeeth3154 yeah, just add them as products to stripe with the API
@@TomDoesTech This guide helped me quite a bit but I still have one doubt. What if on a single purchase flow I have multiple items from different vendors. I'm pretty fresh to stripe and haven't found any use cases like that
Great, love it ❤.
Do you offer services for setting this system up for my website?
Hi. just wondering, is there a possible workflow where the seller just receives the money directly to their bank account instead of a separate stripe account?
@@itsMeSteveinix nope
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why do you use nextjs and not plain MERN? mind if I ask
I like having everything all in the same app, no need for a separate frontend and backend. It's easy to deploy. I don't want to use Mongo, I prefer postgres, I don't like express, I don't see any use for it anymore. And I forgot what N is
@@TomDoesTech What would you do if you needed a scalable API? and easy to generate code with chadgpt?
@@TomDoesTech NodeJS. --- NextJS has a lot of benefits to just using plain React, the amount of work that you need to do inside of a react application to get the same level of performance as a NextJS application is astronomical. (Or you're just pulling in libraries that handle it, in which case, why not just use next?) There's server-side rendering, which means you can securely handle secrets. Static optimization for informational pages or skeletons, which reduces backend workloads. (Lowers cost of operations).
The built-in API handler for NextJS is convenient, although the performance is a bit lacking. NextJS does a lot of things well, but it also does a lot of things wrong especially at a larger production scale. It comes down to preference.
Never use mern
@@NewTypeStarling Piss off.