@AishwaryaDevv The logic and architecture needs to be *yours*. As soon as it isn't, you've lost the plot and you need to stop building immediately - you owe it to your users as they're at a massive security risk right now using software you are considering "disposable".
@rxhit05 Hyper-focus on them, drop your price, waste time performing deep competitive analysis projects, so you can then both race to the bottom and tank your market *together* !
@RazorpayCare@Razorpay Still getting private banking information from one of *your* customers emailed to me on a daily basis. Any recommendations on what I should do next for the sake of your own customers? Contact industry regulators to notify them about your lack of security? This is wild.
@Razorpay I'm getting daily e-mail notifications from your platform that include *private banking information* for one of your customers. Your support team has been notified and is incapable of assisting. Please DM me, I need this to stop (and so does your customer!).
@kapilansh_twt I have production apps going back 10 years using all of the above except PlanetScale. For the platform I am building now, I decided to build a service layer that will support either PostgreSQL *or* MongoDB, either globally or at the collection/table level ๐ค
Me: Claude, why did you do this?
Claude: Honestly, the sub-agent invented it.
tbh, I need moments like this in my daily grind - love you Claude Code โค๏ธ @AnthropicAI@claudeai
@eshanbuilds@levie The IAAS providers give you a substrate with consumption-based pricing - the "result" you create is NONE of their business. "Outcome-based" price for AI is just SaaS vendors flailing - like you said, impossible to meter. Per-user/agent base price + consumption pricing is the way.
@James_paul_dev Have 2-4 in live apps today. I just moved my own custom auth for the current product I am building over to better-auth. Building an IT platform and auth is too central to leave to an external third party, but I was going to sink too much time continuing to build myself.
@alexwtlf Things are rough in the b2c and widget-style small business/solo dev-oriented b2b app game. Thankful for the world of mid-market/enterprise b2b I'm in here, where valuable products are not cloned overnight, the market is spending more than ever, and organic growth trumps all.
@weswinder And they wonโt be, because only the folks who arenโt actually familiar with how businesses choose and procure the products they use think itโs about the code. AI has somehow created armies of people cosplaying as CxO decision makers on social media and itโs wild ๐
@nateliason One line of code. One line of flawed logic in your code is all that is necessary to ruthlessly hack your app. If you are making a local sandboxed POC, do what you want. If you intend on having actual users for anything beyond a toy application, you should delete this tweet ๐ง
@MacroEscobar@SimonHoiberg@forgebitz If you are building a low-value/low-risk/toy application, you may not have much to lose. If you are building something substantial and the security integrity of your app is important - you review everything and AI is still useful as an accelerator.
@nathan_covey I was first to reverse-engineer one of the most significant cyberattacks of the last 5 years, and I disagree. I personally wouldnโt have been able to do what I did in the time I did it if I had to be in the office. And yes, I do have the receipts ๐
@bekacru Swapped my own self-built auth to better-auth for the IT platform Iโm building. Fantastic job to you and your team - will be hitting production using it in 2026๐