Contextualizing Implementation in Middleware Usage

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The concept of placing something into context, as discussed in the episode, revolves around more than just the technical implementation details. Middleware commonly involves redirecting users to appropriate instances based on location, enforcing data privacy laws by saving user data in specified databases, and utilizing logging and statistics services for larger applications.

Join Wes and Scott for a hasty episode of Syntax as they unpack the power of middleware for developers, covering caching, authentication, A/B testing, error handling, and user redirection in a quick, punchy rundown to supercharge your backend skills!

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00:00 Welcome to Syntax!
00:41 Syntax on YouTube.
01:28 What is middleware?
05:04 Some real-world examples of middleware.
- 05:10 Authentication.
- 07:44 Redirecting users to a specific instance.
- 08:28 Logging + statistics.
- 09:41 Debugging.
- 10:00 Timers.
- 10:46 A/B testing.
- 11:59 Error handling + logging.
- 12:23 Caching.
- 13:02 Multi-tenant applications.
15:08 Where does it run?
18:07 What are the limitations?
21:52 Next.js middleware is one file only.
NextJS Middleware
23:35 Sveltekit solution.
Sveltekit Hooks
24:31 Connect style.
Fastify Express
Fastify Middle
25:28 One last thing, NPM Installing.