Why You Should “Design It Twice"?
- Eliran Turgeman tl;dr: “The core message is that you shouldn’t just go with the first design that comes to mind. Instead, come up with at least two different designs even if you have to force yourself. No matter how confident you are, you’ll make better decisions when you compare options side by side.”featured in #550
featured in #549
featured in #549
Multi-Tenant vs. Single-Tenant IDaaS Solutions
- Daniel DeGroff tl;dr: “The choice depends on your business model and requirements. Regulatory compliance, security, data management, and upgrade control are important considerations that will ultimately define the most effective solution for your company. Which trade-offs are you willing and able to make? Read some of the most important considerations below and decide which approach fits your business.”featured in #549
How To Add An Onboarding Flow For Your Application
- Roy Anger tl;dr: Streamline your app's onboarding with Clerk’s customizable session tokens, publicMetadata, and Next.js Middleware. Implement a seamless experience with minimal code.featured in #549
The Impossibility Of Making An Elite Engineer
- Kent Beck tl;dr: “While all elite engineers face these contradictions, there are as many paths through them as there are engineers.” Kent discusses the pattern he’s seen elite engineers take on with the following: (1) Longevity and diversity of projects. (2) Success and failure. (3) Mentored and self-directed. (4) Urgency and slack.featured in #549
The Impossibility Of Making An Elite Engineer
- Kent Beck tl;dr: “While all elite engineers face these contradictions, there are as many paths through them as there are engineers.” Kent discusses the pattern he’s seen elite engineers take on with the following: (1) Longevity and diversity of projects. (2) Success and failure. (3) Mentored and self-directed. (4) Urgency and slack.featured in #548
Your Company Needs Junior Devs
- Doug Turnbull tl;dr: “Coaching junior employees becomes its own force multiplier for innovating at scale. It’s not about the added labor, it’s about a psychologically safe culture that values teaching and learning, and the innovation that this unlocks.”featured in #548
Implementation Challenges Of A Homegrown SCIM Solution
tl;dr: SCIM provisioning is a table stakes feature that nearly every enterprise customer requests. It enables secure and automated user lifecycle management, allowing users to be seamlessly onboarded and offboarded from applications. But building SCIM in-house is incredibly complex. There is a ton of fragmentation you have to deal with because each identity provider (Okta, Azure, etc.) has different ways of interpreting the SCIM protocol.featured in #548
featured in #548