The distinction here is that Hoodie is supposed to free you from dealing with servers, but that is currently limited to scenarios where you have users with uniform access privileges and no concerns about users messing…
Which sounds kind of bad, if that is the case. 1. Even if the users are idiots you shouldn't let them ruin their own application experience. 2. I would never put anything remotely connected to security and user…
The distinction here is that Hoodie is supposed to free you from dealing with servers, but that is currently limited to scenarios where you have users with uniform access privileges and no concerns about users messing…
Which sounds kind of bad, if that is the case. 1. Even if the users are idiots you shouldn't let them ruin their own application experience. 2. I would never put anything remotely connected to security and user…