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My impression is that the article author is following the good old "everything lives in my Rails monolith" philosophy from 10 years ago where login and authn is
by jupp0r 2y ago
My impression is that the article author is following the good old "everything lives in my Rails monolith" philosophy from 10 years ago where login and authn is just another library including db migrations that you slap onto your monolith to get user management set up in 15 minutes.