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Next.js: Authentication ※ Best practices for Server Components, Server Actions, and Middleware ※ Patterns like Data Access Layers, API Minimization, and Data Transfer Objects Also, aside from headshots, this video is entirely built in React 🤯

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116,403 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Delba2 年前

HQ:

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Lee Robinson2 年前

That background music has me feeling like I'm at a SPA... get it... 😂

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Delba2 年前

Lean back, relax, and roll your own auth :mild-panic:

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Mona Aghili2 年前

As I listened to your warm voice and the background music I found myself waiting for you to say Take a deep breath in and exhale.😅

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Delba2 年前

Haha, yea you need it with auth 💆‍♀️

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Bilal2 年前

Thanks - need more guided meditation videos like this on these gnarly topics. :)

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🫡🧘‍♀️

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legeeeeeeend

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The coveted Pedro legend comment 🥹

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love this video effect 😍

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