WebCraft·1yThe Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) Pattern: Secure Auth Done Right
The Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) pattern addresses security risks in web applications by storing JWTs server-side in Redis, eliminating exposure to XSS attacks and enhancing session management. This pattern is particularly suited to SPAs and mobile apps, offering improved scalability and user experience with silent token refreshes and instant logouts.
ByteGrad·52wBuild Next.js MCP - Your Website & MCP-Server In 1 App!
A comprehensive tutorial demonstrating how to build a Next.js application that includes both a traditional website and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in a single app. The guide covers creating MCP tools that AI agents can invoke, implementing course recommendation functionality based on user experience level, deploying to Vercel with Redis integration, and testing the MCP server with GitHub Copilot. The tutorial also showcases CodeRabbit for automated code reviews and includes practical examples of AI agent interactions with custom MCP endpoints.
Collections·1yRedis Returns to Open Source with Redis 8
Redis is changing its licensing model to the AGPLv3 for the upcoming Redis 8 release, moving away from the SSPL license. This decision aims to align Redis more closely with open-source values and enhance its platform. Redis 8 introduces performance improvements, JSON and Time Series support, and features like vector sets for AI workloads. The switch is influenced by the impact of forks like Valkey and the need to compete in the open-source ecosystem. Redis continues to balance intellectual property protection with community-driven development.