The Importance of Backend in Auth Frameworks

The majority of our stuff was all in next JS and the only reason I kind of phrase it that way is we were still using a lot of cron jobs and things for background activities. It's also interesting because anytime you interact with an API where you need to you reference an API key you all of a sudden need a backend like spelt kit nextJS etc. The big thing on firebase functions is difficult so for things no matter how much front-end content there is, some will have to be put into firebase as well. For example when FMcast goes live they're going to set up their entire streams on anchor but if something doesn't look right then  they'll