Forwarded from Blackie Bytes
Next.js 16.1 is out ❌
“use vulnerabilities” is out ✅
NatStack
wtf is chero? what was i doing what type of naming is this?😭😭 definitely cooked
It was customer-hero lol
Just spent HOURS trying to make Supabase SSR auth work with Next.js 16 + Turbopack…
Turns out:
- cookies().getAll() is… sometimes there
- cookies().set() is… never there
- Supabase docs? 🤷♂️ “just do it”
Moral of the story: new Next.js version ≠ ready for Supabase SSR.
Supabase: “we’re fine”
Turns out:
- cookies().getAll() is… sometimes there
- cookies().set() is… never there
- Supabase docs? 🤷♂️ “just do it”
Moral of the story: new Next.js version ≠ ready for Supabase SSR.
Supabase: “we’re fine”
i think with the release of Next.js 16 and Turbopack, using Supabase SSR authentication has become highly unreliable. The server cookies API no longer fully supports getAll and set, which prevents Supabase from managing JWTs on the server as documented. I recommend to use the @supabase/supabase-js client SDK, which handles authentication entirely on the client side, including JWT storage, while avoiding the complications and inconsistencies of server-side cookie management.
So...I saw this on shalom's channel (am one of the greatest playes in ethiopia)
Link: https://www.chessigma.com/wrapped
Check yours
Link: https://www.chessigma.com/wrapped
Check yours
brain fighting between:
- Keep it slow, prioritize health and peace
- Race, pull all-nighters, finish before new year
- Keep it slow, prioritize health and peace
- Race, pull all-nighters, finish before new year
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What do you use to build mobile apps? Personality reveal on the way 😂
Anonymous Poll
16%
Java / Kotlin — men of culture
45%
Flutter — this is the way
34%
React Native — JS comfort zone
5%
Swift — mobile dev is my whole life
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What do you use to build mobile apps? Personality reveal on the way 😂
after arguing with some ppl in codenight, i suppose i should atleast build one app with flutter, they say react and RN devs are tied by dependency and on the palm of maintainers (wc is right tbh) so why not check it out