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"Claude, rewrite Better-Auth in Go. Don't do any mistakes"

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Single best video explaining JWT auth. Spent hours trying to figure this out in the past and wish this was around then.

In favour of making a video on setting up Go and Drizzle/Prisma ORM working together on the same logical database and migration.

A video on Drizzle and Go using the same database, sounds interesting! If you make it, I'll be here to watch it!👍

what a helpful video. I recently come across this challenge and come up with basically the same solution using JWT, tho I choose to re-do the auth server separately in hono, but thankfully because it's better-auth, I can just literally redeploy it and just change the auth url in the front-end to the new hono app using the same DB. I hope the better-auth team can offer better support for other languages such as GO and RUST in the future!

Pocketbase is equally smooth if not better for auth and can be used as a lib in any Go project, certainly not “subpar”. JWT, OAuth out the nose, OTP.

Somehow, you always drop a high quality video on exactly what I'm struggling or deciding if it's a good choice hahaha One of the best dev content so far! Thanks for the amazing content

Ah yes, another fellow dev who recognizes how amazing Bun is. Best regards, dark1zinn.

The creator of PHP said, that he designed just the template language, and business logic should be processed by C. But a lot of systems omit this methodology, and some of them, which grown large, became slow and laggy. Now, we came to having JS templating (for smoother integration of frontend and backend rendering), and for business logic got safer and easier-to-work languages, like Go. May be small project would benefit in simplicity from writing all together in JS, but for high load you would feel benefits of faster and scalable Go API backed in full power. For example, mobile native shops apps on Kotlin or Java can provide much smoother experience, that you can reach in smartphone's browser. And you preferer fetch data from fast and consistent API. At the same time, for desktop web interface would be okay, so you just building web app, that can actually have either frontend or backend rendering, or both at the same time.

So comprehensive, so detail, so easy, so good!

Are you spying on me? the last 3 or 4 videos are literal things i was googling or thinking for some personal and near future projects, its kind of scary

Thank you Elliott. I remember asking you this on x the other day. Glad you made the video like you promised.

this is 100% exactly what i was going to work on at this moment in time. Thanks recommendation algorithm

I recently started my go journey and now I am implementing an API for kubernetes cluster creation. I enjoy it a ton. Instead of doing the basic, I used Gemini to turn my notes on how my API should look like into the OpenAPI spec and used ogen to automatically generate most of the needed boilerplate code. It's great! Now I only need to implement my controller and handler. It's pretty powerful as my colleges using Ruby on rails can just use that spec and generate the client on their end. :) And oh my the API is so dang quick, the controller runtime k8s client does a wonderful job caching everything, watching on the kubernetes resources.

Don't do that to Go!

You think you want to switch to Typescript on the backend but you actually don’t, you REALLY don’t.

"Dreams of Code has uploaded a video" has been my favourite part of the week lately. Big love Elliott. Keep it up

Yeah, if you want all-in-one solution Go is not best choice. And I mean it in a good way. So many libraries in Go comply to Unix philosophy (do one thing and do it right), because integrating it with the rest of the code is way easier in Go than in other languages.