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This is a market created by the supabases and it’s no code cousins. I frankly always considered auth so simple and fundamental, with best practices so well know
by figassis 1y ago
This is a market created by the supabases and it’s no code cousins. I frankly always considered auth so simple and fundamental, with best practices so well known that I never saw the need to use a SaaS for user auth. I guess if you want to offer all the auth methods that this library is useful and saves a lot of time.
- simultsop 1y agoYou mean that for toying, personal use or hobby projects, right? Otherwise people get jaw drops or facepalms.
- sc0rpil 1y agoAbsolutely wild take. Auth is most definitely not simple, nor are best practices well known, based on number of auth-related vulnerabilities published.
- TheCapeGreek 1y agoI guess everyone outside of the JS ecosystem, that has auth baked into the framework for decades, is just doing it wrong and riddled with hackers in their systems?
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- shreezus 1y agoAs someone who has been at a company where for various reasons, we decided to "roll our own auth", I would have to disagree here. Don't reinvent the wheel if you can avoid doing so.
- jtms 1y agoI would never suggest "roll your own", but every web framework I have ever used generally has a library that is the go to battle tested auth implementation and just requires adding a few columns and/or tables to your database.