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A collection of 11 posts

Reanimating the GeoCities Experience with react-spring

Reanimating the GeoCities Experience with react-spring

Happy Halloween! And for Halloween, we wanted to make the scariest thing we could think of… a modern version of early 2000s web design patterns. We’re going to be building this: It’s a web app where a small flock of bats follow your mouse around. We’re specifically

Drizzle - An ORM that lets you just write SQL

Drizzle - An ORM that lets you just write SQL

If you're a developer who's already comfortable with SQL, you know how frustrating it can be to switch to an ORM that requires you to learn a whole new query language. And if you’ve never heard of an ORM before, it’s basically a library

React/Python + Chalice Starter App

React/Python + Chalice Starter App

In this guide, we’ll build an example B2B application in React where users can sign up, login, manage their accounts, and view organization and member information, PropelAuth, React, Python, and Chalice. We're going to use the following technologies for this blog post: * React.js - for our

React/Flask Starter App

React/Flask Starter App

In this guide, we’ll build an example B2B application in React where users can sign up, login, manage their accounts, and view organization and member information, PropelAuth, React, and Flask. We're going to use the following technologies for this blog post: * React.js - for our frontend

React/Express Starter App

React/Express Starter App

In this guide, we’ll build an example B2B application in React where users can sign up, login, manage their accounts, and view organization and member information, PropelAuth, React, and Express. We're going to use the following technologies for this blog post: * React.js - for our frontend

React/FastAPI Starter Guide

React/FastAPI Starter Guide

This guide walks through the process of setting up authentication using PropelAuth on top of a product built in FastAPI & React. Setting up our Authentication UIs PropelAuth provides UIs for signup, login, and account management, so we don’t need to build them ourselves. To get started, let’s

Next.js Multi-Tenant Starter Application

Next.js Multi-Tenant Starter Application

In this guide, we’ll build an example B2B application in Next.js where users can sign up, login, manage their accounts, and view organization and member information, all using PropelAuth and NextJS. We're going to use the following technologies for walkthrough: * Next.js - for our frontend

JWT Authentication Explained with Code Examples

JWT Authentication Explained with Code Examples

When I’m trying to understand a concept, I like to play around with relevant libraries. We’ll try this out with JWTs using the popular javascript library jsonwebtoken.

Multi-Tenant Next.js App with Prisma and PropelAuth

Multi-Tenant Next.js App with Prisma and PropelAuth

In this post, we’ll show how to build a multi-tenant application using Next.js, Prisma, and PropelAuth. We’ll build a simple B2B application where each user can make "posts" within a tenant.

Tools to Use When Setting up a JavaScript Repo

Tools to Use When Setting up a JavaScript Repo

Setting up a JavaScript repo for the first time can be tricky, but it doesn't have to be! This blog will walk you through setting up your first repository, from development environment setup to package bundlers to protecting your main branch.

Webflow Authentication with PropelAuth

Webflow Authentication with PropelAuth

In this post, we're going to add authentication to a Webflow project, but first, let's talk about some reasons why you would want to use PropelAuth with a Webflow project: Works without a backend