happy to hear that! 🙌 and thanks for the sub 😁

ohhh thats interesting! i never thought about rewrites from a billing perspective, is that measured in bandwidth?

please make a video for educating like crud app using cloudinary and graphql

@@CricMaster-oo6uf hey thanks for the idea, will keep it in mind!

thank you!!

thanks for the idea!

@@colbyfayock I hope so you've started making the video, because I've turned on your notification.

i dont know that i completely follow your question, but: - yes you can theoretically go to your browser's console and create a same-site origin request to the website you're on - there are extra security guards that you can place, that larger websites often place, to prevent someone from abusing that, such as authentication, rate limiting, DDOS prevention, etc - im not sure what you mean by the IP question - by default, without CORS headers, you can not fetch from a website from another origin, this video shows how to do that in a way that you're not allowing ALL websites to make those requests, but only the ones that you choose

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thanks! 🙌

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this is my first time seeing the cors package, but it looks like it's still a great and easy way to configure CORS specifically in an Express app, where im not sure that this would work inside of a serverless function? but if you wanted to avoid using CORS, you could use this technique to configure the headers yourself, which is partially what the package does