It has all these features:
- Auth management by @clerk.com
- payments by Stripe
- database by @prisma.io
- security by @arcjet.com
- emails
- api app
- web app for landing page
- app for the main app
- docs app for documentation
- and so much more!

We're still using Rust to compile to Wasm of course because we don't want to bundle the Go runtime with the GC.

Picking the best tool for the job 💪

More details: blog.arcjet.com/rethinking-o...

Learn more: blog.arcjet.com/building-an-...

Creating an email parser requires combining local part parsing with domain parsing to ensure we validate the syntax against the RFCs...but of course just following the RFC doesn't quite work in the real world!

Its design focuses on zero-copy parsing (memory-efficient data interpretation without allocations), using Rust's streaming capabilities, and bit-level parsing support. This makes it highly efficient and versatile.

Learn more: blog.arcjet.com/hacking-and-...

Mitigating these GraphQL attacks requires multiple levels of defense in depth:

Disable Schema Enumeration Features
Implement a Timeout
Limit Query Complexity

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Structured Query Language Injection (SQLi), Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF), and Command Injection.

This is all due to how GraphQL queries cascade through multiple levels of depth.

And of course as with any other user input, queries and mutations can be vulnerable to injection attacks...