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To make apps using Zoom's API, authentication is a must. You can either do this with JWT or OAuth. If you're building a third-party service or application, OAuth is the way to go. We'll not be using an SDK for this tutorial; everything will be done f...
Some weeks ago we discussed how to do Zoom OAuth with Next.js. As was said there, we need to authenticate our calls to Zoom's API in order for us to use it, and we can either do this with JWT or OAuth. If you're building a third-party service or appl...
No reason for a long intro paragraph. Here is the first part for Zoom OAuth with NuxtJS, if you haven't seen it yet. Let's get to work! Preliminaries: For some strange reason, fetch is not automatically available in our serverMiddleware (don't ask, ...
I finally gave in! After seeing a (sometimes annoying) barrage of tweets and posts urging developers to switch to TypeScript, I decided to just give it a shot. And you know what, I like it! I prefer the backend more, so I freeze up when I need to lea...
If you don't know what Twin Macro is, check it out! It's a great library that blends Tailwind CSS and Styled Component systems, like Emotion. I love using Twin because it lets me use Tailwind while separating my styling from my markup and methods. If...
