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Supabase Beta November 2022
Summary
Supabase’s November 2022 update previews Launch Week 6 while reporting a smaller set of product releases and community activity. Remix Auth Helpers are now available for server-side authentication, updated for supabase-js V2 and usable with TypeScript; the post also introduces the Edgy Edge Functions YouTube series and three examples covering OG image generation, Oak API servers, and Puppeteer screenshots. Product fixes address auth.signOut cookies and session removal, magic links can be customized with {{ .TokenHash }}, functions support redirects, and Supabase can be installed through Conda. The update also announces a Fireship course building a Reddit-inspired app with Supabase, PostgreSQL, and React, alongside a broad list of community resources and projects.
Context
The update is a prelude to Launch Week 6, which is described as five days of shipping major features requested by the community. November’s update is presented as a smaller release because most of the month’s updates are being saved as Launch Week surprises.
Approach / What changed
The release combines Remix Auth Helpers, an Edge Functions educational series with three examples, authentication fixes, magic-link customization, function redirects, and Conda support. It also promotes a project-based Fireship course and collects community-created content, projects, and learning resources.
Takeaways
Remix Auth Helpers support server-side authentication, are up to date with supabase-js V2, and can be used with TypeScript.
The Edgy Edge Functions series examines a new function weekly, with examples for generating OG images, building Oak API servers, and taking screenshots with Puppeteer.
The auth.signOut fixes cover cookies not clearing properly and sessions not being removed; magic links also support customization through {{ .TokenHash }}.
Source and freshness
- Source
- supabase.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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