Original Summary

I’ve noticed a pattern with vibe-coded SaaS: getting the product working is getting easier, but making it production-ready is a completely different problem. So I made a checklist I’m using before shipping any vibe-coded SaaS: Performance - [ ] Cache API responses - [ ] Cache expensive database queries - [ ] Add database indexes - [ ] Check for N+1 database queries - [ ] Compress API payloads - [ ] Optimize and compress images - [ ] Add lazy loading - [ ] Add loading skeletons - [ ] Paginate large lists - [ ] Add a CDN where appropriate Frontend - [ ] Remove unnecessary re-renders - [ ] Debounce expensive input handlers - [ ] Split code into chunks - [ ] Minify JavaScript and CSS - [ ] Defer non-critical scripts - [ ] Remove unused dependencies Backend / Infrastructure - [ ] Add server-side caching where appropriate - [ ] Review database connection pooling - [ ] Review load balancing strategy - [ ] Check polling frequency - [ ] Remove unnecessary API requests Final Check - [ ] Run a Lighthouse audit - [ ] Test with realistic data, not just 10 records - [ ] Check slow API and database queries - [ ] Test on a slower connection/device - [ ] Check error handling and failure states “It works” and “it’s production-ready” are two very different things. What would you add to this checklist?   submitted by   /u/shotonft [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 02:17:33