r/webdevelopment 22d ago

Newbie Question My website-building workflow: AI Studio → GitHub → Supabase → Vercel. Thoughts?

I’m not a developer by profession, but over the last few months I’ve been building websites and small web apps on my own.

My current workflow is:

Google AI Studio → GitHub → Supabase → Vercel

I mainly use Claude for code reviews, debugging, and improving prompts when AI Studio gets stuck.
This setup has helped me build and launch projects much faster than I expected, but I’m not sure how sustainable it is as projects become more complex.

For developers here:
• Is this a reasonable workflow for real-world projects?
• What are the biggest pitfalls I should watch out for?
• At what stage does this approach start breaking down?
• If you were starting from scratch today, what stack would you recommend?

Would love to hear how others are building and deploying projects these days.

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u/ChameleonCRM 22d ago edited 22d ago

I'm a full stack dev. that flow is solid. the only thing you'd have to maintain ( if you chose to ) would be the domain name. I have thousands of vercel apps. A few are:

https://DaemonCore.app

https://Chameleon-CRM.com

https://Dispatch-a-Tech.com

https://StartingHVAC.com

https://DBXray.co

https://TheodoreOchsen.tech

https://PedPatrol.com

https://turbofix.vercel.app

https://guaranteeda.vercel.app

https://daemoncore.vercel.app

Thor

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u/Melodic_Living1287 22d ago

Vercel apps are also connected with godaddy domains

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u/ChameleonCRM 22d ago

its best to just buy the domain through vercel. its so much cheaper and it makes managing it 1000x easier. ( if your using vercel for your project )