Choosing an API framework depends on both your application’s needs and your development team’s strengths. In this article, we explore Express vs FastAPI by building the same API in both frameworks and examining differences in tooling, ecosystem support, and runtime behavior.
Part 2 of my series focuses on what it took to move from “it works” to turning a prototype into a production app, something stable enough to depend on and run in production. Beyond new features, it explores the architectural decisions, infrastructure trade-offs, and real-world costs involved in turning a prototype into a production app. Many of those lessons don’t show up in code, but they are every bit as important for success once real users and real expectations are involved.
Welcome to the second part of our series on Codeium Windsurf. If you haven’t yet, check out Part 1 to get detailed insights into what Windsurf is and the features it brings to your coding environment. In this section, we’ll explore how you can leverage Codeium Windsurf’s features to accelerate your coding projects using real code examples.
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In my last post, “Introduction to Web Apps with Next.js”, we went through the steps of setting up a new Next.js project, customizing a landing page, and implementing a very simple web application. In this post, we’ll implement an Open Authentication (OAuth) based Single Sign-On (SSO) API within Next.js using NextAuth.js. We’ll be using GitHub as our provider, but the steps here are very similar for other platforms, such as Google or Discord. This will allow us to place portions of our website behind a login screen, restricting access to certain content or APIs for anonymous visitors.