[NT ACC] Account Manager in NextJs

Due to the lack of length of the agreement on the part of the contractor, I come here to provide a free account manager made with NextJs.

Manager

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• Create Account
• Create Character
• Recovery Account
• Validate email
• Setting (Two-Factor Authenticator App )
• Admin panel

Features

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• News Sistem
• Character List
• Character Market list
• Player Online
• High Scores
• Last Kills
• Support Player List
• Byu Coins (Payment provider Paypal)

Github Repository: GitHub - ManoelDev/tibia-manager-nextjs (https://github.com/ManoelDev/tibia-manager-nextjs)

Looks beautiful, there is any demo that we can test it online?

LuckyM said:

Create Account - Gods Of Rising

Login forms built using the components.

poseidon.godsofrising.com

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Thanks for responding, I'm not receiving notifications from the forum but I'm checking the post daily.

Nice job dude! As a full stack developer myself, I always love to see new accs being created. However, not too many people here are familiar with Next.js or anything based on React or a similar framework, so I doubt many people will make use of it.

Hopefully you will still continue to work on this (despite the contract breaking down), I would like to see the progress

I just added a small tutorial on how to start the application. Well, I had the same perception.

nitrox said:

I just added a small tutorial on how to start the application. Well, I had the same perception.

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Yeah a tutorial for usage is good. All I meant is if someone wanted to build additional pages/features or whatever, only a React/Next.JS dev would be able to do this, which is virtually non-existent in this niche market.

It's also why the PHP accs are the main go-to, plenty of PHP devs around

But as I said, it's still nice to see new accs built using newer tech stacks. Good job!!

Fjorda said:

Yeah a tutorial for usage is good. All I meant is if someone wanted to build additional pages/features or whatever, only a React/Next.JS dev would be able to do this, which is virtually non-existent in this niche market.

It's also why the PHP accs are the main go-to, plenty of PHP devs around

But as I said, it's still nice to see new accs built using newer tech stacks. Good job!!

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Thanks for the warning, as I was thinking about making a REST API for this application in NodeJs to have a mobile acc manager with ReactNative, apparently it won't be viable for the devs here.

nitrox said:

Thanks for the warning, as I was thinking about making a REST API for this application in NodeJs to have a mobile acc manager with ReactNative, apparently it won't be viable for the devs here.

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Yeah, I thought about making a Node.JS acc a few years ago... but decided against it for the reasons I explained above.

You should still go ahead and do this though, just for experience and fun

Also to note, many of the more popular accs aren't responsive (and either terribly coded and/or little to no effort in the front end, as I think most of the devs were mainly backend only). Most of the OT site's that I've worked on, I've had to rework the frontend to make them responsive, especially BR websites that use android clients, as they have a large percentage of mobile users.

Fjorda said:

Yeah, I thought about making a Node.JS acc a few years ago... but decided against it for the reasons I explained above.

You should still go ahead and do this though, just for experience and fun

Also to note, many of the more popular accs aren't responsive (and terribly coded in the front end, as I think most of the devs were mainly backend only). Most of the OT site's that I've worked on, I've had to rework the frontend to make them responsive, especially BR websites that use android clients, as they have a large percentage of mobile users.

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I'd rather forget about the Mobile App and support that application.

Brazilian being Brazilian, giving a lot of work, nothing against me because I'm Brazilian.

Beautiful code, congratz

worthdavi1 said:

Beautiful code, congratz

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Thanks

Fjorda said:

Yeah, I thought about making a Node.JS acc a few years ago... but decided against it for the reasons I explained above.

You should still go ahead and do this though, just for experience and fun

Also to note, many of the more popular accs aren't responsive (and either terribly coded and/or little to no effort in the front end, as I think most of the devs were mainly backend only). Most of the OT site's that I've worked on, I've had to rework the frontend to make them responsive, especially BR websites that use android clients, as they have a large percentage of mobile users.

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well, at some point otservers used to use .txt to keep data before using mysql.

when it changed from .txt to mysql, many people were lost and didn't know how to work with it, its inevitable people will be lost and show some resistance when changing to new and better technologies.

but eventually everyone changes to the better one

sururuts said:

well, at some point otservers used to use .txt to keep data before using mysql.

when it changed from .txt to mysql, many people were lost and didn't know how to work with it, its inevitable people will be lost and show some resistance when changing to new and better technologies.

but eventually everyone changes to the better one

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While I understand what you are saying, changing from text files to database has already been done, and happened 10 years ago. It was also a much more necessary thing to do. Also, you are comparing data storage with web programming, which is only a few options v 10+ options.

On top of that, the OT community is inevitably dying (we are all getting older), and we wont see an influx of React developers joining the community anytime soon. The current web developers here, who have learned React, we are the only ones....

I am pretty sure that new web frameworks are not the route the OT community will be taking, PHP will always be king.