Pit Stop
A modern customer service platform built with React Router 7, featuring dual portals for customers and administrators with authentication.
Project Overview
Pit Stop is a full-stack customer service platform designed to streamline support operations. Built as a Turborepo monorepo, it features two separate React Router 7 applications: a customer-facing portal for submitting and tracking support tickets, and an admin dashboard for managing and responding to customer inquiries. The architecture emphasizes code reuse through shared packages while maintaining clear separation between customer and administrative concerns.
Knowledge Gained
This project provided deep experience with monorepo architecture using Turborepo, particularly around managing shared dependencies and coordinating builds across multiple applications. Implementing React Router 7 in framework mode taught me about modern server-side rendering patterns and the benefits of file-based routing. Working with Better Auth introduced me to type-safe authentication patterns, while integrating Prisma with PostgreSQL reinforced best practices for database design and migrations. The shared package system demonstrated how to build scalable component libraries with Tailwind v4.
The Impact
Pit Stop showcases my ability to architect complex, production-ready applications from scratch. The monorepo structure demonstrates understanding of modern development workflows and code organization at scale. The dual-app architecture reflects real-world SaaS patterns where different user types require distinct interfaces. This project highlights proficiency with the latest web technologies including React Router 7, Tailwind v4, and Better Auth, while demonstrating capability to design maintainable systems that balance code reuse with application-specific requirements.