Aaron Parecki

loved the stream. It's nice to see the thought process behind the code vs the final product

As someone who's learning, I find that the (struggle/troubleshooting) process is one of my fav. aspects of your videos. Watching someone with more experience calmly approach and solve issues is inspiring.

Some days you feel like a pro when you live code. Today was not one of those days. 🙈😅

Thanks so much to @aaronpk from @oktadev for keeping me on track during our stream today —  I was trying to drive the strugglebus straight off a cliff. 🙃💜

Yeah, but other things being more expensive doesn't stop $180 from being too expensive.
Especially when a perfect domain like http://partypartypartyparty.party is costing me $8/year

This year’s report features data from:

- HealthKit
- @flightradar24
- @slopesapp
- Overland (by @aaronpk)
- http://music.patmurray.co
- @telegram
- @twitter
- a whole bunch of hacky scripts
- some ugly Postgres queries
- some uglier nodejs

True, if we consider the amount of potential IndieAuth deploy targets (all the worlds Wordpress sites) the image looks far more rosy. I do think the new breed of desentralized apps/services (Mastodon, Riot/Matrix.org) should adopt IndieAuth as a good way to desentralize auth!

I'm getting more and more convinced that rolling your own auth should be considered as unusual as operating your own data center. 99% of web apps should just use someone else's IdP, weather that's Google, Github, Facebook, SAML, w/e.