Скачать или смотреть Build SaaS That Actually Works (& Doesn’t Break Next Iteration) | 14th Jan 2026

Join AI Garage for an in-depth live coding session where we demonstrate how to build a working Micro-SaaS (or a general SaaS product solution) that is robust and ready for future iterations.1

In this workshop, Arvind Girish, a Generalist at Nugget (an AI customer support subsidiary by Zomato), guides us through setting up an entire application from the ground up using AI coding agents. Arvind, who has 8 years of engineering experience and currently works with AI development tools daily, even shares that a lot of code at his own company is built by AI itself.2345

What You Will Learn:
The Blueprint for AI Coding
Essential Tools & Setup: Node.js, Anti-gravity & Supabase
Application Architecture: Front-end, API, Back-end & Database (DB)
The Planning Workflow: Defining core features; Creating product specs, user stories, and modules; Defining front-end design, including color palettes and app style (modern, minimalist, etc.); and, Building the database schema in Superbase using SQL scripts.

Chapters:
04:08 - Introduction and Sharing Contact Details
06:56 - Topic: How to Build a Micro SaaS Product Solution That Actually Works
07:24 - Introduction of Arvind and Nugget
08:36 - Session Agenda and Three Parts
09:36 - About AI Garage
10:28 - Arvind Girish's Introduction and Background
11:24 - Downloading Anti-Gravity and its Advantages
12:52 - Installing NodeJS and its Purpose
14:04 - Anti-Gravity Setup and Folder Structure
15:16 - NexJS Framework and Components of a Good SaaS (Frontend, API, Backend, Database)
16:52 - Explaining Step 1 in Non-Technical Terms
18:56 - Connecting to Superbase Database (Step 2)
21:04 - Pulse Check on Progress
23:56 - Clarification on Superbase Setup (Project URL, Publishable API Key, Secret Key)
25:24 - Addressing Issue with Missing Files in Anti-Gravity
31:44 - Ideating and Defining Core Features (Product Step 1)
36:04 - Filling User Stories and Modules (Product Steps 2 and 3)
37:32 - Running Front-End Step 1 and Defining Design System
41:44 - Running Database Step 1 (DB Specs and SQL Script)
44:00 - Q&A on Document Synchronization
46:12 - Creating Tables and Inserting Mock Data in Superbase
47:40 - Running Back-End Step 1 (API Planning)
49:32 - Starting Front-End Build
50:04 - Addressing User Progress and Planning (Q&A with Jatin)
54:52 - Handling Errors and Fixing Front-End Issues
55:48 - Running npm rundev in Anti-Gravity Terminal
01:00:16 - Design System and Font Complications
01:02:00 - Importance of Planning Over Writing Code
01:02:36 - Moving to DB Step 1 and Running SQL Scripts in Superbase
01:06:12 - Troubleshooting Mock Data Insertion Error
01:07:56 - Integrating Back-End with Front-End (Connecting Interactions)
01:10:40 - Debugging Interactions with Browser's Inspect Tool
01:13:52 - Example of Implementing Drag and Drop Functionality
01:14:24 - Complexity of Third-Party Tool Integration (Email/Twilio)
01:15:40 - Q&A: Brainstorming for New Projects and Using LLMs
01:18:20 - Q&A: Structured Folders and Documentation
01:20:00 - Using AI as an Intern vs. Brainstorming Partner
01:22:04 - Q&A: Building Complex Projects like Video Games