I was working on it few days back, and somehow managed to integrate credential and google auth using next auth. I read its documentation and also some blogs which helped me out with it. I used callbacks (jwt, session) in next-auth to add my backend access token and other user details in the session.

What theme are you using?

We don't need to store the seen separately because we are already tracking the path through the queue itself, and there could be two paths leading to the same node.

Seems nobody demonstrated how to do an update function, only create and read function. The update function in documentation is confusing for me and I keep getting errors.

Love this short and concise video <3

Bro as a UX designer I love seeing and understanding this. I want to be a good partner and work well with the engineer teams. Thanks for breaking this down.

What is better, this or use a state ?, I mean useWffect with some useState

thanks , where it will be deployed ? and why ? plz

or use VPS with coolify and you have vercel built in VPS ;)

pls keep it up. when will be the next project?

i thought the person in the pictures was Mr Beast right until the last 3 seconds of the video

There are many great open-source projects today that make self-hosting with containers much easier. From my experience, a VPS with specs like 8 vCPU and 16GB RAM can do wonders for hosting a functional SaaS setup. Many open-source tools can handle various components, such as: CI/CD deployments: Tools like Coolify can simplify this process. File storage: MinIO is a powerful option for self-hosted storage. The important takeaway is to remain flexible and assess your project’s specific needs. While you can self-host everything on a VPS, there’s no harm in offloading certain tasks to third-party services if it makes sense. For example, managing authentication can be tedious and might be better handled by a third-party provider in some cases. That said, I personally enjoy forcing everything onto a VPS to minimize costs, even though it’s not always the best approach. At the end of the day, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. What works best depends on your project, your skill set, and your goals. My advice is: Evaluate your project needs: Understand what your app requires and where it might be challenging to self-host. Start simple: A VPS is a great place to start and test your idea. Adapt as necessary: If certain aspects are too complex or resource-intensive to self-host, consider offloading them to third-party services. Whether you start with a VPS, use a deployment platform like Railway, or go for BAAS solutions like Supabase or Vercel, each approach has its own trade-offs. There’s no universally "right" answer - it’s about what works best for you. Sometimes, starting with third-party services and transitioning to a VPS as your project grows is the better option. The key is to evaluate your project's requirements, experiment, and find a balance that aligns with your goals and resources.

You not tried cloudflare?

very informative pls do a video discussing the code...

Hey Cody great vid! Helped me a lot. Just want to confirm, this is you swapping only 2 elements that changed right? Original and target. If I want to move other element too (shifting), I need to implement some custom logic?

U r amazing

Nice video! It would be great if you could include the code as well. Additionally, an abstract overview and implementation of A* would make for great content too. On a side note, some custom CLI library would be interesting to see you implement.. maybe sth like cli commands for generating new projects in whatever framework user chooses

What about dynamically createe form. I have created such form using react-hook-form where based on user interaction form stucture changes so as the schema. I don't this such form can be easily created using conform. Please correct me if i am wrong

I think its kinda scary as we dont know what kinda database is behind Convex.

Helpful visualization. Would you be able to cover some other popular path finding algorithms and compare them?

Just beginning an intern backend SW, cors is my first problem to solve.... Thanks a lot

Thank you❤

I absolutely loved it!@

Ues A* algorithm for pathfinding, as it is much more efficient

which framework should use Echo or fiber

when asking to open AI keep on mind version v1.5 and 2.14 are different

Remix is easier to understand

Welcome back babe! Good job as usual ❤❤❤

hey Cody, in one interview one guy aksed me, there is file upload api like a google drive file upload, the upload failed how do u handle if 50% of file is upload and then failed and also how can u resume file upload

Do you still maintain this repository? I've plan to buy the early access walkthrough video

Bro i often get this error in convex like .. function miss 'id' in arge .. when i make a new backend api handler..even though i properly pass necessary id in frontend... Do u get these type of errors? Let me know if i can resolve these

Hey Cody, can u please explain dependency injection in nextjs and how to pass dn connection as dependency for all functions that needs to query from db

Are you trying to convey this message to someone, or are you just doing it yourself? If your intent is to communicate it to someone else, you might want to slow down and ensure clarity.

why are you working in light mode? why not dark mode? light mode hurts our eyes. lol. you have option of dark mode but you always go and change to light mode.

damn this is good....but so fast i have to watch it 3 times to follow, so its really a 30 min video. please slow down a little for us old folks

I lost it when the "How to..." GitHub page appeared at one point

Thanks, easy to understand. Do one with Nuxt or Svelte

just Go

I do all this stuff on aws to serve mostly static websites. One tip is not to use amplify and just go straight to cdk. Curious how a nextjs backend might work on something like a lambda rather than a persistant infrastructure like ec2.

What I use to host my Next.js app is a Linux server with Node.js and system ctl installed + github action that builds and deploys the app on the server. Hover, after every deploy I need to restart the system ctl service. From what I understand, the coolify tool simplifies the process. I think I will give it a go.

Thank You!

Very helpful. I watched all your clean architecture videos and probably will watch them again to understand it correctly.

Supabase I think is Postgres with real-time. I think;

prisma definitely supports this

If you have an app a good idea is to add SSL Pinning to it really helps a ton if user/hacker wants to reverse engineer your API (network calls) and inspect the payload etc etc it will add a extra layer of strength which is hard to bypass and you can ensure your API usage is being done by the app only

Actually my file was not uploading please reply

Brainwashed, just as the ones who want to use Microservices for everything...

Hey Cody can you teach us docker swarm or kubernates since your community loves self hosting teach us how to do high availability stuff with self hosted ❤

Just missing a domain name now 😊 I actually run a vps with umami, appwrite and uptime-kuma I share across all my projects.