Build a Custom ERP for Vibe Coders — Interconnected Modules, Not Isolated Features
DESCRIPTION:ERP genuinely means multiple business modules sharing one connected source of truth, affecting each other — not isolated features — and this course applies your existing Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, and FastAPI skills with this interconnected architecture mindset, rather than teaching an entirely new technology stack.From relational data modeling (the core schema connecting products, inventory, customers, and invoices) through inventory management, invoicing and billing connected to Stripe, a customer/vendor relationship module, and financial reporting — where a single query genuinely pulls from five connected tables, proving the interconnection principle concretely — into role-based access control enforced at the database level, optional multi-tenant architecture, workflow automation, a third-party API layer, and visual dashboards, this course ends with a complete ERP system traced from data model to dashboard.Interactive format with quizzes on real architectural traps: why a naive check-then-update inventory pattern risks overselling under concurrent access, why hiding a UI button genuinely isn't sufficient access control, and why a tenant-isolation bug represents one of the most serious possible failures for a multi-tenant product.WHAT'S INSIDE (12 Modules):✦ Module 1 — What ERP actually means for a developer ✦ Module 2 — Data modeling for ERP: the relational core ✦ Module 3 — Inventory management module ✦ Module 4 — Invoicing & billing module ✦ Module 5 — Customer/vendor relationship module ✦ Module 6 — Financial reporting: connecting the modules together ✦ Module 7 — Role-based access control: who sees what ✦ Module 8 — Multi-tenant architecture: one ERP, many businesses ✦ Module 9 — Workflow automation within ERP ✦ Module 10 — Building an API layer for third-party integrations ✦ Module 11 — Reporting dashboards & data visualization ✦ Module 12 — A complete ERP system: from data model to dashboardWHO THIS IS FOR:→ Vibe coders who've completed Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, or FastAPI courses and want a real system to apply them to → Anyone who's built inventory or invoicing features separately without connecting them → Builders wanting to understand multi-tenant SaaS architecture concretely → Developers building a real business tool for themselves, a client, or as a sellable productFAQ:Q: Do I need the Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, and FastAPI courses first? A: Yes, genuinely recommended — this course builds directly on those foundations rather than re-teaching them from scratch.Q: Is the multi-tenancy module necessary if I'm building for one business only? A: No — Module 8 explicitly says to skip it if you're not building a sellable, multi-business product.Q: What format is this? A: An interactive React web app you open in your browser. Works on desktop and mobile.
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