Senior engineer here, I’ve never seen a channel actual be as beneficial to people as this one. Every single one of these other guys doing small tutorials should ashamed, recycling content, making 3 hour videos titled “JavaScript functions you didn’t know existed” And it’s just a basic course on map, reduce and filter. Good job man

As a junior developer, I have learned a lot from your channel.

Please do more of these kind of videos showing real practical solutions to feature implementation etc 💎

Watching this during my morning lift routine.

Another top drawer video Cody, this is great stuff - cool code with real world use cases. I especially liked the "I'm just going to refactor this" in the middle 🤣. Your latest series of videos in this format are fantastic, thank you for sharing

Always love the diagram explanations

I'm very glad this popped up on my feed. I'm currently implementing an invite system on my new product so perfect timing! This has given me a few ideas. I had planned to implement the way invites work slightly differently. A user could very reasonably receive 10 invites in a row before they log in, so i had planned to let the users sign up/log in and then show them their pending invites which they could accept/reject. Your token approach is very nice though as it allows the users to go straight to the thing they were invited to.

Niiice!!! Good job babe!!!

I just finished implementing an invite system for my side project just a few days ago. Glad to know I came to a pretty similar solution.

Wow this is really helpful! I'm trying to build referral system for my project and this video made my life easier)

I created a system in a personal project so similar to this - so fun. The only things I did differently was adding an expiration to the token and storing the token in a cookie with the expiration date so it is deleted after some time, and because I heard local storage isn't too secure. I've been waiting for a video like this for a long time, nice work!

Ah this typa videos make things sooo much easier keep making em ❤❤

As for junior/mid, these types of design patterns are very helpful to see. I feel like if I had this type of design from a senior, then it would be so much easier to execute because you know your next steps.

Great stuff. As usual :)

Damn bro i wish i have a mentor like this. Great stuff Cody!

Ah, this is great!

Man I used to be a full stack dev, now I’m an unreal engine dev. Life is fun and good when you work with a good stack 😅

Hi Cody, i find your videos very informative and straight to to the point. Thank you for making these. Recently, i tried verifying my domain with Resend on vercel but one of the variable resend._domainkey needs to have TTL Auto but theres no auto on the vercel dashboard, How did u verify your resend._domainkey ?

You have a video about how to handle user notifications? For single users it seems easy but if you add notifications for roles/groups/plans and each user can delete their ones etc it can get more complicated

Usually this type of tokens might wanna have some expiry date, if that is the case how would you approach it ? Storing a generation date and setting up a daily background job that removes expired tokens seems more intuitive, as always thanks a lot for the valuable content !

Great video! Would removing the users access delete the record from the access table or change the status from ‘approved’ to ‘rejected’ ?

This project has been stuck on my head, I hope you don't mind me stealing the idea