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Great job on this 9min video! I really appreciate the effort you put into it.

why no repo link

I honestly enjoy remix way more than next.js. it feels just simpler and more straightforward to me. Nonetheless Next.js is still an amazing framework who pushed and still pushes innovation in the react ecosystem. Can't wait for the remix/react-router team to come back after they announced the merge of the two projects.

This video to me, is like an analysis of Lucia Authentication. Can You Please do a Proper tutorial where you teach newbies about Lucia Authentication, step by step? This means that it could be a series, or separate Topics with timestamps-- where you talk from: -- Installation and Set Up -- Creating Session Cookies. -- Hashing Passwords. -- Sign Up Authentication. -- Sign In Authentication. -- Sign out Authentication. -- Database storage of session cookies. On and on and on like that. Would you mind creating such a tutorial or series for us, on Lucia Authentication? Regards.

Love it! good job Joe.

"How does it feel to build something from scratch without using libraries or frameworks?" proceeds to use Nexts.js..... a third-party full stack framework built on top of react a third party ui library....

Nice job

And the award for best UI goes to you…. 👏🏻

why you mute the audio between each word?

thank you so much, u made it so easy now

cool

but the fact that 16 gb ram and a 1060ti gpu is not enough for it

Wow

Awesome video. I learned a lot. Thank you

Hey bro, is it safe to use pocketbase directly in our react app for stuff like auth ? I mean no backend/node/etc , just directly use react + pocketbase.

Auth.js is at a *much* higher level of abstraction than Lucia, contrary to your venn diagram, right?

I'm from Indonesia, great tutorial to learn NEXT, Gemini and Convex, thanks

Meh lucia seems low value. Just session creation and invalidation? That's it? I guess it also serves as a tutorial for implementing your own auth from scratch like you did in here. I'm quite green, but I think your login/signup is vulnerable to "timing attacks". Normalizing successful and failed login times to be the same is something an auth library should take care of imo...

Great tutorial! What font are you using?

I am going to propose this library in the next project at my work. Very helpful video :) By the way, what's the name of the theme you are using in this video? hehe

Command Palette -> Typescript interpreter -> use workspace version

Waiting for update

Where can I find that code?

Vercel will not refetch your data every minute automatically. If a request is made by a user (for example, while loading a page), it will check if the cached data is older than one minute. If it is not, cached version is shown. If it is, the cached version is shown until a new version is fetched in the background.

awesome

Good video. A question, is it possible to use this with react as frontend? In the example with express it statically renders html pages for frontend

Will try

very helpful video. could you help me with something, i didnt understand when creating the lucia varible in the auth.ts file , what do these do: DatabaseSession DatabaseSessionAttributes DatabaseUser DatabaseUserAttributes what if i have this User model (i am using prisma instead of mongoose or mongodb): model User { // lucia id String @id @default(uuid()) sessions Session[] password String age Int name String email String isAdmin Boolean @default(false) } what do i do ? thanks a lot for any help.

thanks for ur effort! i already macke a design in react native and i wanna connect it with pocketbase any idea please

keep it up

learned something new thanks 👍

Nice

Thanks for the effort! Any idea how can i implement OTP phone verification as it has only mail verification.

Thanks for these videos!

I got this video on my rec feed. Something to improve is to zoom in the code font size. Either vscode zoom level (4x, 5x) or you can also change your screen resolution to 200% scaling.

Hey! Kirimase creator here :) Great video! Make sure you check out kirimase's generate function. It scaffolds up everything from the drizzle (or prisma) schema to the server actions to the frontend components and routes (with both server and client side validation). Also, check out the scripts in package json. Kirimase automatically adds scripts with the 'db:' prefix for generating and performing migrations. Thanks for checking it out and hope it can help you build faster!

There is no another episode?

wow! testing this out, promising ...

where can i find the pocket host?

I really appreciate you.

hey MonstaJoe, please create a comprehensive tutorial on tRPC. There isn't much content on this topic on YT atm

Love this tutorial, I would love to see more in the future! Some things to try in your next vids, instead of typing in the code, you can have all of the code that you want and undo all of the different sections of code like in a fireship vid. that way it can minimize those slight mistakes when coding. Also gotta open up those tailwind classes. All in all, dope work and would love to see more!

Bro how i could to use the name of the user to put under one post, the problem is when i use task.user i want to see the name of the user but id returns, please help me

When I log in the page stays on localhost:5173/login instead of localhost:5173. Do you know why? Thank you,

For some reason, when I apply the API rules all the tasks of the user disappear, what could be happening??

Great video! thanks! Greetings from the Netherlands

great job with the video! sort of a weird question, which is the font you're using in your VSCode?

The way the tailwind classes keep dissappearing is without doubt THE most frustrating thing I have ever experienced in a coding video. For the love of god WHY!?!

Great video. Please, can you make a MERN stack course?