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bekacru
2mo ago
Yeah, Vercel has already done this before like with Nuxt, Svelte and other. But I also do want to have a better story for auth with all those frameworks and Nextjs as well.
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bekacru
2mo ago
Bereket Here the team at Vercel has been my biggest inspiration and always reflected many of the reasons we started working on Better Auth. This would allow us to focus more on what made better-auth great in the first place It hasn't
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bekacru
4mo ago
I think auth is complicated outside of browsers too. But browsers do make some things uniquely confusing, especially cookies and general security primitives are full of footguns
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bekacru
4mo ago
Hey, Bereket from Better Auth here. I started Better Auth to solve this exact issue for myself, and it later turned into a company. It always give me joy to just see others getting the same value from it :) There is a lot to work on, would
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Agent Auth Protocol: An open standard for agent authentication
(agent-auth-protocol.com)
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bekacru
6mo ago
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bekacru
7mo ago
There is light mode and you can change themes with cmdk + change theme
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bekacru
7mo ago
You can use PAT
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Show HN: Better Hub – A better GitHub experience
(better-hub.com)
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bekacru
7mo ago
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bekacru
7mo ago
Hey HN, I’m Bereket from Better Auth. A couple of weeks ago, I started hacking on a project to improve GitHub, mostly because I was tired of the current experience (like many others) and no one seemed to be doing much about it. It’s still v
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Show HN: Better Hub – we tried to improve GitHub
(better-hub.com)
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bekacru
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Show HN: Skill & MCP server for searching and retrieving 200k+ icons
(github.com)
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bekacru
8mo ago
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Better Auth (YC X25) Is Hiring
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bekacru
10mo ago
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bekacru
1y ago
Fair concern but I don’t think Auth.js was ever “truly free,” considering it was supported by many companies (big or small) including someone like Clerk even running ads on the docs site. We started Better Auth with the vision of making hig
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bekacru
1y ago
> Does every app using an adapter for Better Auth need to implement every plugin’s many thousands of operations, even if they’re only using basic functionality and a handful of operations? No, and actually if you really really wanna over
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bekacru
1y ago
NextAuth has supported delegating your db for years, companies like cal.com, deel.com and many others use that directly (not just for stateless jwt). I don’t really see the difference here, except that we handle more for you. And of course,
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bekacru
1y ago
1. We won’t sunset Auth.js unless we’re confident that anyone currently using it can migrate to Better Auth without any issues, which is quite difficult right now. So we don’t expect to do that anytime soon and chances are we will never req
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bekacru
1y ago
We’ve had early access to it for a while now, we’re already running a lot of performance critical workloads on it and it’s been working wonderfully. Congrats sam and the team on setting a new standard for what highly performant managed Post
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Better Auth (YC X25) Is Hiring
(ycombinator.com)
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bekacru
1y ago
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bekacru
1y ago
1. Depends on whether you need RLS or not. We're working on improving the Better Auth + Supabase RLS story by collaborating with them, but if you're not relying on RLS for authorization, I’d go with Better Auth. You’ll get more fe
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bekacru
1y ago
As I mentioned in the post, our goal is to help developers own their Auth. And now that we’re funded, it’d help us pursue this goal even more aggressively and give people more confidence.
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bekacru
1y ago
Yes. You should check the SSO plugin which would allow you to store the config in your db and can retrieve it dynamically.
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bekacru
1y ago
Thanks for the kind note! And good suggestion. I was meaning to update that for a while.
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bekacru
1y ago
Not many people are implementing passkeys yet, and we don’t want to force that on users. Also, the plugins we provide are still tightly integrated with the framework, you don’t even need to install a separate package, just import them.
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bekacru
1y ago
- Not right now, but there’s already an open issue and a PR in progress. - We don’t use JWTs directly, and sessions always require state (it’s not stateless). And yeah, both the client and server handles automatic session refresh. - Yes, we
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bekacru
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Appreciate the kind words :)) Yeah, it’ll mostly be high-level features. We do plan to offer paid support seems like there’s demand for it, and it helps give teams more confidence when choosing the library.
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bekacru
1y ago
You should be able to get all the features you get from Firebase and much more. The only major downside right now is that we don’t have a Firebase/Firestore adapter yet. So if that’s the database you’re using, you’d need to use a diffe
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bekacru
1y ago
The commercial offering is essentially a dashboard that connects directly to your existing setup and gives you a way to manage users and view analytics. You can also integrate additional services like bot and fraud protection as needed
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bekacru
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Thanks for the kind words - really appreciate it! And yes, it connects directly to your existing setup (the dashboard is mostly just a UI). What you’re really “buying” from us are the additional features on the dashboard like bot protection
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bekacru
1y ago
Yes, that’s exactly what we’re aiming for. I think there are many reasons to tightly couple auth with your app. As you said, self-hosting auth servers and integrating them often isn’t a fun experience and that’s one of the reasons 3rd party
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Launch HN: Better Auth (YC P25) – Authentication Framework for TypeScript
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bekacru
1y ago
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