Thanks for sharing Mary! I see your point, and I can add that Clubhouse did not announce a release date yet, and mentioned "a couple of months" before releasing, which is a lot. They could indeed lose their turn in that meantime if another app comes into the market. Future will tell !

Gracias !

Article 2 is out : https://jeremybasso.dev/my-journey-to-releasing-my-first-app-2-the-design

Thanks you :)

Writing is in progress, part two should be out by the end of the week !

Nice hack, thanks for sharing !

Right now I keep using Node.js because it has been there for years now and it is very mature. I feel like Deno is still missing some important libraries, but there are already tons of new ones I need to try. Typescript support is awesome, and as soon as Deno gets mature enough I will consider using it instead of Node.js.

Thanks for sharing your vision, it motivates me to blog more consistently!

Came for the Harry Potter reference, stayed for the content. Great article ! I use this approach when allocating secrets to users : the secret is a mix of a unique secret in database per user, and a environment secret shared by all users. This way if one of the source is compromised my secrets remains safe. The "2FA with my head" looks very interesting to me. On a side note, the risk of using only one Horcrux is that if 2 of your passwords gets compromised, your Horcrux gets slayed by Basilik Venom (because that's an easy catch). Somehow Voldemort was ahead of us in muggles in terms of security with the powerful choice of 7 Horcrux.

Good luck on your advent of code ! My repository if you are curious: https://github.com/LokoSama/adventofcode2020