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by colinclerk 6y ago
Thanks for the mention :) Come join us! We're building similar react components for creating and managing organizations, including a self-serve way for IT admins to setup SSO for their org.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
It's a different attack vector. Session tokens should be stored in an httpOnly cookie, so they're not accessible to a third party script. CNAMEs could absolutely lead to leaked session tokens, but website owners should already be
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hey Raphael, Colin from Clerk here. Alex popped into our Slack and we've been looking into whether an integration is possible. We haven't found a way to wrap the entire WeWeb application with a <ClerkProvider> component (wh
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Great privacy-focused launch, Firefox! If anyone wants to see these protections in action, www.clerk.dev leverages the Storage Access API in development mode - where we need to share session data across localhost and a clerk-owned domain. W
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hey Grinich! Yup, that's me :) Small world indeed.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
The copy was updated to say: > Our prices are based on your Monthly Active Users (MAUs) and not your entire userbase, so you only pay for logged in users who interact with your website during the course of the month. Does this help clari
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Yes - we're hiring now to help get this built! https://apply.workable.com/clerk-dev/
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Thanks for the question! Right now we only have an SDK for React, but under the hood that SDK is a thin wrapper over Vanilla JS. What other frameworks would you like to see prioritized?
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Thank you for calling out the headers. We'll work to resolve right away. And agreed on the CDN JS. We'll move these assets to the customer's domain.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Completely agree with everything here. It's not documented yet, but our frontend components leverage an API that was built with the expectation that some developers won't like our designs, or will need something custom we can&#x27
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hey all - looks like there's a lot of confusion on the pricing model here. That's our fault, sorry! The free plan does not include 2-step verification, and that was the reason for the increase in the paid plan. We'd love som
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Not yet. We plan to pursue SOC 2 as we build out Organizations, since it's a clear requirement in a B2B context.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hi Colin! On your backend, Clerk gives you a stable User ID for each user. You're free to use it as a foreign key in your database as you normally would. (clerk.dev runs on clerk, and that's how we do it internally) We only have
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Definitely! We've found that developers want to apply subscriptions against either Users or Organizations, so first we're planning to build out Organization management first (create an org, invite members, setup SAML auth, etc). S
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Thank you! Resolved.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hi dubcanada, Thanks for your questions! It's good feedback that there's no security documentation up yet. We have a lot more content coming live in the next few weeks - but let me try to hit some of the most important points: * S
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Hi HN - We couldn't be more excited to launch Clerk and help developers solve all of user management. It's been quite a journey to reach this point, with over a year of iteration on the developer experience before we found somethi
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Show HN: Clerk – all of user management as-a-service, not just authentication(clerk.dev)
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by colinclerk 6y ago
I'm surprised about the timing. The serverless/edge technologies becoming available at CDNs are making it easy to imagine "automatic push" could come soon. Any chance there are folks from Vercel or Netlify here and can s
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Does anyone have experiences with ZeroSSL? Caddy has been building in support so I think it could be a drop-in replacement for Caddy/CertMagic/ACMEx users.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
We've been happy https://render.com customers for over a year now and on the surface this looks very similar. I'm glad to see another company take a stab at iterating on Heroku while keeping ops burden low. I'm i
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Clerk is building developer tools for user management. You can think of us as Stripe Checkout for Sign up, Sign in, and Profile management. A recent demo can be seen here (5m22): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60qhpmQHlCU
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by colinclerk 6y ago
http://jsonprettyprint.net/ ranks high for "json pretty print" in Google and is an example where data hits their server.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Does this work for you in Safari? ITP partitions service workers, but I could imagine this approach would be a workaround.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Clerk | Software engineers & UX/UI Designers | Full-time | Remote Clerk is hiring engineers and designers. We're building developer tools for user management. We offer APIs, as well as a "Stripe Checkout" for Sign
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by colinclerk 6y ago
We looked into this and spoke to their sales team about it. We could bring our own certs for a single domain, but Cloudflare wouldn't accept traffic from our customer domains unless we purchased SSL for SaaS.
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by colinclerk 6y ago
(Crosspost from the original thread that didn't pick up traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23963877 ) Nice to see more and more pushed to the edge, and good that it's only the beginning of the week. I&
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Nice to see more and more pushed to the edge, and good that it's only the beginning of the week. I'm a little surprised they stuck with the isolates model when moving to include generalized compute. We found isolates to be ideal
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by colinclerk 6y ago
Clerk is hiring a senior front-end engineer for our authentication-as-a-service developer tools. Help us build the Stripe Checkout of Sign In, Sign Up, and Profile Management. You will be responsible for building a front end architecture t
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A TypeScript Gotcha(typescriptlang.org)
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