Doing const data = JSON.parse("data...") Is faster than just creating objects right away Article: https://v8.dev/blog/json-stringify

As I build Gextron for trading, speed is important. What I'm building here is different. ✅ Real-time updates streamed directly from the server ✅ Local storage so you can instantly access your data, even offline ✅ Automatic background syncs to keep everything consistent behind the scenes Imagine this: You pull up your dashboard in the morning and your most recent tickers, option flow, and trade history are already sitting there – no loading spinner, no waiting for an API call When something changes on the server (a new alert or updated support and resistance levels), the app gets pushed a notification and your data updates automatically, whether or not you have the app open. This is a future I like. - Faster workflows - Less friction - No anxiety about stale data or missed signals it's a small technical detail with HUGE impact: when your tools feel effortless, you make better decisions and stay focused on execution. Anyways, here's the thread that started me with this approach: Click here to see post

Hi ✌🏻 , how do you set time limit the ability to let logged in users session for auth. I have it on infinite so far and probably not very good even against different git versions of the project, then it can make compliacation at the client side. I'm thinking about an hour. Is there any recommendation for this? Thank you

Been MIA for a while. Been working relentlessly on Gextron dot com Sveltekit application. With supabase and redis Been loving redis to cache data

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