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you're right. it's more like rolling my own session mgmt and slapping oauth on top of it

​@@nevillebremso gonna keep the clickbait or...

really glad i could help bro!

thanks!!

don't know it, will check it out

@nevillebrem please do, and let us know how it compares. I think it's close to Clerk in functionality but self-hosted, I haven't used it yet but I'm planning to.

keychron k6. it looks and sounds good, but for my taste it's a bit too loud. but i love the layout and it works well with macos

with lucia or an other auth library. will do a tutorial soon

@@nevillebrem Thank you, if you could please compare cloudflare d1 with turso

@TomislavMiletic maybe if i find time. but i see what i can do

well the library is deprecated. you now have to set up the functions yourself like stated on the website. but you can of course use it for client work

@@nevillebrem thank you

will do that! thanks for the feedback

Read the lucia docs and the handbook they're providing. Its really not that difficult, you just have to get into it.

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Definitely feels like it. Logically, I understand the changes. Syntactically it seems like regression.

not at all bruh. they don't want to be jsx but sth new. sth better

@nevillebrem They don't want JSX, and as a result they built something worse.

@@babakfp why worse?

JSX is cursed af.... HTML first all day all the way.

​ @nevillebrem ​@b1mind JSX is awesome. In JSX, components are just functions. That's it. But in Svelte 5 you have two different things. One is called a component and another called a Snippet. They are not the same. Their TypeScript type is different. The syntax is something completely new, and you need to learn. When you want to pass a snippet to a function inside the script tag, you need to declare the snippet outside the script tag (and inside the template part) and then reference it inside the function inside the script tag. In JSX, it's just as simple as using functions. There is no new and weird things to learn. It's just JavaScript. In Svelte, you can't have a prop that accepts both the `Component` and `Snippet` types. The way that Components and Snippets work are different. Because of this, when dealing with props, you most use the `<MyComponent />` syntax for the `Component` type and the `{@render MyComponent()}` syntax for type `Snippet` type to render them. Well, you can just use a condition to check if the prop is type of `Component` or `Snippet`, right? Wrong, you can't! It's not possible to differentiate between a `Component` and a `Snippet`. In JSX, you don't face with issues and limitations like this.

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GayOS? Lol who hurt you

@pookiepats it's alright he's a friend 😂

@@nevillebrem nah fck that! ;)

thanks, it is a pleasure :)

will do that as soon as skeleton v3 is stable

Lucia is still king of auth. He gave us the code, guidelines and safe way to roll your own auth and its really easy

disappointing indeed. but don't worry. a follow up video will drop in two days

thanks for the feedback, will do that for my next vid

yeah i know

bruh

can you explain in more detail please :)

@@nevillebrem audio seems fine to me, not sure what hes refering to

i am now realising that you are actually right

I agree. Too many people bought into the auth provider marketing that rolling your own auth is somehow unsafe or too complicated.

Its really not that difficult. Lucia provided all the functions and packages, and now it's the best fit for my old project with users and admins table, now i can tell the function which table to look up, its far better!

@senseicodes it is OP. video will drop on wednesday

It is just like using these fancy ORM's when you can just use SQL, the risks are very easily mitigated

will check that out! is it compatible with sveltekit

nope absolutely not. you don't need anything react

you mean for svelte?

yeah. well they actually sunsetted astro studio, because it wasn't used so much. so you kinda need to BYODatabase. while you are correct about drizzle i still think that astro db is a super well thought-out plug and play solution for astro

yup i really think it was a super good addition

Yup i know. I also didn't talk about tw being a library. It's just the foundation of the libraries that i am using

GitHub theme

yeah i get whatcha mean. I loved framer motion for example. but what options are there for svelte? flowbite? Because I feel like all these mUI ports and stuff are all so fckin scuffed and don't look good and don't play well w/ tailwind

Yoo fr? Didn't know that

@@nevillebrem Yes, for real. ( ua-cam.com/video/6KiRKCOTC_8/v-deo.html ) Full disclosure, since having this exchange with you I looked into any valid variants of the word and apparently the British version of the word is pronounced the way you said it. So technically both are correct but the American pronunciation is far more prevalent. This is like aluminum, centrifugal, jaguar, letter Z, and a number of other ways British has distinct pronunciations for certain English words. Zenith was also a very popular American brand for many decades that greatly popularized the American pronunciation.For what its worth, I just subscribed to your channel. Cheers.

Wdym?

I mean if you think about it then in modern days html is thought only as a presentation layer, nobody inserts real content into it, but treats it as a function (html templates and componetization) that is being used to layout (present) the content (usualy some form of data from cms / database that is being deserialized on client or server)

@@zejwier5442 That is a bit of a stretch but I appreciate how well you support your statement. Just remember that Tailwinded CMS output still renders out to a static HTML markup styled in CSS.

@@nevillebrem Before CSS was created, styling was all done within the HTML natively. It was no where near as expressive and did was not responsive. That came with time. But the reason CSS was ever invented was with early online newspapers that wanted to change their layouts and styling independent of the story content. The whole point was to separate content from presentation by abstracting the styles into a separate definition that could cascade the site. Putting CSS into HTML defeats the purpose of why CSS was invented. And baking your styles into your markup really isn't a plus when the inevitable time comes that you want to iterate your design.

Ah i see, thanks for all of your inputs. I am well aware how tw works and especially how css works and why it is here and i stand with the statement that everyone should know css. But this video is still abt libraries for tw and not about tw itself.

I love my self too

Just kidding, thanks for the feedback bro. Keep coding

Keychron K6

Yess! I know and it's great

dont insult my love svelte like that!

Hot take my brother

@@fallingseasy don’t worry I’m team Svelte!

Svelte all the way. Svelte 4 tho. I've not gotten around to being comfortable with svelte 5

True. But with daisy ui you only apply the styles and need to write the a11y yourself. But i see your point

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Yo, will do that. Thanks for the advice

i'll try my best to improve!