Scaling a Next.js application requires more than just writing good code—it demands a modular, future-proof architecture. This article introduces a three-layer monorepo structure that separates applications, shared packages, and self-contained features. The result is a system that supports team autonomy, reduces duplication, simplifies deployments, and stays maintainable as complexity grows. Whether you're starting fresh or evolving an existing codebase, this approach offers a clear path to building scalable, high-performing front-end systems.

CliqMind is a team productivity tool developed from RaaiVan, designed for small teams and enterprises. It features a cloud-friendly architecture with microservices, including authentication, account management, and a search engine, utilizing technologies like Java Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, and React. The project emphasizes collaboration through templates, a social space, and a wiki, while also employing CI/CD practices with Jenkins and Docker for deployment.

The project is a refactor of an HTML to PDF converter using Java and Spring Boot, upgraded from Spring Boot 2 to 3 and Java 11 to 22. Key enhancements include adding an OpenAPI UI, updating security configurations, and implementing a Docker image. The application uses headless Chromium for PDF conversion and incorporates features like cover pages, headers, footers, and password protection.

Raminy.dev offers a Docker image that allows users to quickly and easily build their personal websites. The process involves creating a Notion account, setting up a Notion integration, initializing the website using Raminy.dev's magic tool, associating the integration with the created databases, creating a Railway account, and deploying Raminy.dev's Docker image on Railway. Optional steps include associating a personal domain with the Railway deployment. Once deployed, the website is ready to browse.