I Spent 50 Hours Building a Next.js Boilerplate So You Can Ship in 30 Minutes

The Problem That Kept Me Up at Night You know that feeling when you start a new Next.js project and spend the first week just setting things up? Authentication, internationalization, role management, SEO configuration... By the time you're done with the boilerplate, you've lost all that initial excitement. What you get in one line: Type-safe i18n with RTL → NextAuth + Google OAuth → RBAC with parallel routes → SEO (sitemap, robots, manifest) → Dark mode → ESLint + Prettier → Vitest + Playwright → shadcn/ui → One config file. Production-ready. I've been there. Too many times. After launching my third SaaS project this year, I realized I was copy-pasting the same setup code over and over. So I decided to do something about it. What I Built Meet my production-ready Next.js boilerplate: not just another "hello world" starter template, but a fully-featured foundation that handles all the boring stuff so you can focus on building your actual product. Important Links: 🔗 Live Demo | 📦 GitHub R