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Feature Friday: Improved Authentication Experience We're excited to announce a significant improvement to our authentication system. Previously, tokens in our dev-docs could expire, potentially interrupting your workflow. Now, we've implemented an automatic refresh mechanism that keeps you seamlessly authenticated. Key benefits: - No more timeouts - Persistent login across projects - Improved user experience This update allows you to focus on what matters most - building great products. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance our platform. Here is the demo: https://lnkd.in/gAYz88kp #FeatureFriday #DevTools #UserExperience

Feature Friday update: Enhanced Authentication Experience Just dropped a short/simple but super useful update to our authentication flow. No more annoying timeouts or re-logins to generate documentation, instead you stay signed in. As always, demo in the comments #FeatureFriday #DevLife #Productivity

🎬 Journey Behind the Shield with Entersekt's Product Manager: Browser Experience, Arno van der Merwe. Learn how our new Browser ID feature enables much-needed (and often mandated) MFA, without adding additional friction to a user's login journey. https://gag.gl/s0D2gV

See why developers like Sam are using Pieces to replace steps in their workflow and move faster⚡️ Watch Sam's user story here to discover her favorite features and how it might work for you: https://lnkd.in/gUCh4Fjr Message us to share your Pieces story!

🎬 Journey Behind the Shield with Entersekt's Product Manager: Browser Experience, Arno van der Merwe. Learn how our new Browser ID feature enables much-needed (and often mandated) MFA, without adding additional friction to a user's login journey. https://gag.gl/s0D2gV

Originally posted on X: https://lnkd.in/gkx-5DHf starbeam.one Daily Status - The oofness continued yesterday but a little less offness-y. I was able to locally test the new withdrawal functionality and direct the user to the refund if they have one available. I am feeling good about that and now it's time to deploy to a place where others can test it. This brings up another issue in my world with Azure deployments and I started additional work around this. There is an issue with Azure where resources will hang if deployments are deployed, deleted, and then deployed again. Azure states the resources are deleted, but they really are not. It's not a bug either, just ask the support ticket that I have had open for over 4 months now. 🙄 The "recommendation" is to generate a suffix to add to the resources deployed so that the names used are different for each deployment. I started this work yesterday and have the key pieces in place, but there is some further work to be done around it. Unfortunately I also have personal errands today with this morning getting a treadmill replaced. This means dismantling the old one and preparing for the new one which is a 300lb monster. That will take my morning and then I have a few meetings this afternoon. I doubt I will get much if any work done today on sb1 but we'll see if I can get lucky here. #StarbeamOne #sb1 #DailyDeveloper #Startup #Status #azure #blazor #csharp #dotnet #buildinpublic #buildinginpublic

--- Day 19 | ⌛2.5h | Total: 41h --- Finally, out of the doghouse with TrackIt. I've been dreading the upgrade (from v.011), but everything went quite smoothly. Super excited to get back on track with this. Next step: Add a few more core missing features and deploy! 👨🚀 I'm building an open-source time tracker. You can see the full code here: https://lnkd.in/dTV2S_un

Brief History of Scaling Uber A Modern Gateway for the Modern Uber Circa 2020 By 2019, Uber had many business lines with numerous new applications (Uber Eats, Freight, ATG, Elevate, and more). Within each line of business, the teams managed their backend systems and their app. We needed the systems to be vertically independent for fast product development. And our current mobile gateway was showing its age. RTAPI had been built years ago and continued to use Node.js and Javascript, a deprecated language. We were also eager to make use of Uber’s newly defined architectural layers as the ad hoc code added to RTAPI over the years was getting messy with view generation and business logic. So we built a new Edge Gateway to start standardizing on the following layers: Edge Layer: API lifecycle management layer. No extraneous logic can be added keeping it clean. Presentation Layer: microservices that build view generation and aggregation of data from many downstream services. Product Layer: microservices that provide functional and reusable APIs that describe their product. Can be reused by other teams to compose and build new product experiences. Domain Layer: microservices that are the leaf node that provides a single refined functionality for a product team. https://ift.tt/kPi03zg #news #cto #tech

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