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Excelent

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very very cool

One of the unique features seems to be "Nhost Run", running arbitrary services alongside your core backend is useful, and I'm surprised other providers don't have this feature as well. As far as I understand, one of the drawbacks (at least for now) is that it can only expose http outside (e.g. can't expose websockets), however it's still quite useful.

I don't get it for passwordless, what am I supposed to do with the not working link , if the session is null how isAuthentificated will switch to on !? const { isAuthenticated, isLoading } = nhost.auth.getAuthenticationStatus(); ?

Love what Nhost is solving for. However, the docs and services are a little confusing, there is no `single source of truth` for most of the 'components' that makes up framework specific app (NextJS) in our use case - For instance, both `useAuthenticationStatus()` and `useAuthenticated()` seems to be used to get 'Auth Status' of the user - why both, which one is the right one to implement in my app. Another example is these two imports `const { provider } = useProviderLink();` and `nhost.auth.signIn({ provider: provider });` - Both seems to help sign users into the app - Again, which one is the right one to use. While devs are resolving these issues by implementing their own solutions (which eventually works for them), It seems a lot of devs new to your services are running into the same issue I am running into trying to use the service. I think you guys should settle on one `true way` for devs to implement your solution in their apps. I can post a few links of tutorials showcasing various different ways they set up authentication services using your solution. It's great if it works, but unpleasantly confusing to devs who are new to it, and trying to use it. In my case - I continue to doubt if I am setting things (Auth) up the right way. P.S. Make more 'official' tutorials showcasing various features of Nhost and how to work with them. Auth is complicated and confusing as it is. Glad you guys are solving the problem.

Nice tutorial but i think the font needs to be bigger, also at the start i think u might need to run through how to add the auth + storage in Hasura

timestamp please for the video !

looking forward to be a replacement for all AWS/Azure Iaas services.

docker logs -f nhost_api doesn't seem to work anymore. and the same command using _hasura instead does not print it in a clean way. Is there any better way to do this? thanks

is it possible to just use username and password for authentication? I'm doing an internal project for my company where the client will not be accessible from the internet so there is no need for ecxessive security restrictions

plz record at a lower resolution which larger fonts. thank you.

Hey thanks for this stream! I'm very curious how you would secure the documents. I'm also curious how you would make use of nhost functions!

Awesome, it can be self hosted?

seems nice, I´d like to see some example using some oauth provider

Really good project…👍 I like the simplicity

I could not sync my Local Hasura with Production Hasura using the GitHub sync functionality.

I didn't understand the exact usecase of some body using CLI and doing deployments/migrations manually 🤔 can't we simply connect front end (localhost or live vercel site) directly with the GraphQl end point and get things done ?

What's is eta on flutter support?

Seems the docs for this specific tutorial aren't available anymore, could you provide the link? Thanks!

Good to see Mustafa

Very insightful

Good to see u Mustafa!

That's awesome, but maybe this can be somehow converted to an article? 35 minutes video...

This should be in the github documentation, I was looking for exactly this information for about 45 minutes and just stumbled upon it by accident - thumbs up, this looks great!

is there a way to run custom code for migration ? a table update may need specific code written to for example move column data from one column to another.

I like this workflow. Just read about nHost and really the service with the stack I was aiming for - Postgres - Hasura - GraphQL - Authentication - Storage and an ideal backend for Jamstack apps! Thanks 👍🏾

yes nice!

Great

Can you share the github repo link?

This is really cool.Can we use typescript for the API code

Love this service! Just registered an account! Great job guys!

This is amazing!

please make more these are great

nice

Hi, very interested in Nhost, but it would be great to get full support for Nextjs and NextAuth (auto-generated project with your Nhost CLI), also to use FaunaDB for the full acid and global scaling serverless DB architecture. I would prefer to use FaunaDB as the actual storage layer as opposed to postgres, thoughts?

Is your service similar of what koding does? www.koding.com/

Very valuable content! Just followed along and built with NextJs doing some minor tweaks. Recently joined the discord channel as I'm pretty sure this will be the backend for my side hustle MVP. Talk to you guys soon!

You guys are doing an amazing work, keep it coming!

this is perfect! will try to do the same for the google oauth tomorrow. really like nhost, and im a designer :O!! :)

keep it up!

New website looks great

@Johan The registration page for Nhost is not letting me register via email: "Error: An internal server error occurred". Do you have a support email for Nhost?

Documentation is key. I am really looking forward to use Nhost.

Hey guys, it's great to have some background in your venture. I'd be interested in knowing more about the company/event where you guys met, I'd like to know if they have something here in Montreal, Canada

Thank you for the amazing work.

Wouldn't it be better if the registration form also included a password confirmation field?

looks interesting!

Great video. Could you also provide some pagination to the pages as well?

Good stuff!