Harsh182

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A Tech Entrepreneur, trying to live an authentic life.

meet.hn/city/12.98815675,77.62260003796/Bengaluru

Socials: - github.com/daadu - gitlab.com/daadu - linkedin.com/in/hbhikadia - reddit.com/user/Harsh182 - bhikadia.com - x.com/harshbhikadia

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Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks, hopefully you find it useful.

If you try out - then don't forget to write a feedback/review - either here or on github issues - will help in out in planning further improvements.

Comment · 1 year ago
Yes, once you are used to such rich ORM, you would want to use it everywhere!

Do give it a try, and write me a feedback - either here or on Github issues.

Comment · 2 years ago
email-based auth is much preferable in my opinion.
Comment · 2 years ago
"it really depends!!" on the level of security required for the data/actions that seat behind the authentication - for e.g. for Banking and Financial services - a 2factor auth is a must.

For average usage, mobile based auth is ok - although in that case you are relying on the security infrastructure of telecom operator, which in many country is not that good - e.g. identity theft to hijack someone mobile number is quite common.

Comment · 4 years ago
You're looking for any specific type of developer? Depends on it - are you looking for general developer, specific framework or stack related, etc.

Can you share what the product is about? If the product is not in stealth, you can just share it over here, on HN.

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