Hey , First of all, thank you so much for helping me pick my next course 🙏. I’ve received hundreds of replies, and there’s already a clear theme coming through. I’m excited to spend some time reflecting on it before sharing what I’ll be working on next. If you haven’t had a chance to share yet, I’d still love to hear from you. Your reply means a lot and helps me help you. Now, I love solving hard problems… but auth isn’t the one I’d choose again. What started as “just login + signup” became SAML, SCIM, compliance audits, and security risks I didn’t sign up for. In this new video, I walk through my journey from DIY → Clerk → WorkOS. If you’re scaling SaaS or building with Next.js, check the video here: Now, let's hear it from our Sponsor. |
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