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hartenfeller.dev
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| | | | | In this post, we look into how we can build our own Authentication and Authorization solution for SvelteKit. We will store and hash user credentials, create sessions with Cookies, and make the session info available to the app through hooks and locals. | |
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | | | Out of date This article maybe a bit out of date as PocketBase is adding new features and deprecating old functions. If you encounter an issue with the setup see this issue by Dominick Hi everyone, I've been building a new bookmarking app, using SvelteKit and PocketBase. PocketBase, is an open-source backend, that we need to self-host 1. It is written in Golang, think of it similar to Firebase or Supabase. PocketBase will handle authentication for us, creating new users, and storing the password securely. You know things all apps need, that we don't want to spend a lot of times building ourselces. To learn more about authentication with SvelteKit I recommend checking out the web there are some fantastic tutorials available 2. | |
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compositecode.blog
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| | | | | The post outlines the step-by-step process of setting up a React application using Next.js and PostgreSQL on Vercel, including database configuration, authentication with Prisma, and troubleshooting dependency errors. It highlights the importance of environment variables and concludes by stressing the need for correct configuration to ensure proper app functionality and user access. | |
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www.scottbrady.io
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| | | JWTs get a lot of hate from the crypto community, but what are the alternatives? In this article, I look at implementations such as Branca and PASETO to see how they compare to JWTs. | ||
