Great post Sandeep . However I have a question. You still using login cookie to authenticate. Is it not blocked?
Hello again,
Today I noticed that medium.com uses same or similar solution for old custom domain blogs. But It has better feature, it only redirect at the first time opened the page. ( Probably, it stores credentials at cookies, and if cookies exist, pass this url query procedure )
But hashnode make it every refresh page.
I am not expert, I only watch network at chrome dev tools.
I have tested on emindeniz99.com hasnode blog ( click blog and about pages ) and hanakamer.com ( refresh(f5) page ) medium blog.
Medium blogs is faster than hashnode at this point. It can be improved.
What do you think about it?
Thanks for the platform.
Good post, thank you :)
Via SSO in this way, Hashnode seems it doesn't benefit from SPA.
And I have some problem with Chrome History. When I go a blog post from main page, and I want to go back, URL changes to the root domain but the content is the blog post.
Is this problem special for me or general?
Hey! I was about to comment regarding:
soon realized that Brave browser also blocks third-party cookies when privacy shield is on
but now it's handled! I use Brave and had to disable the Shield to able to comment on blog posts. Just verified and there's no need anymore.
Awesome work!
Very interesting read-up in how this is done.
Dishant Pandya
Platform Engineer
Hi! Sandeep Panda , this was very informative article. I am also curious to understand how you handle custom domains just by CNAME pointing to hashnode.network domain. Its very straightfoward compared to other platforms. May be you can share an overview of its architecture.