How to Install Forked Next Auth from GitHub
Auto populating new tables on user sign in

Stripe Webhooks
Using T3 as API & Admin Panel Layer then consuming API layer tRPC on React Native 🤔 utils/api.ts ðŸ˜
ESLint parserOptions issues
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Parsing error: ESLint was configured to run on <tsconfigRootDir>/src/env.mjs using parserOptions.project`: /users/niels/path/to/project/tsconfig.json
However, that TSConfig does not include this file. Either:...Chat with trpc / nextjs / vercel
Theme with tailwind and shadcn
.dark to .dark, [data-theme='dark'] in your globals.css
How do I setup a base api url for the preview environment when deploying to Vercel?
Moving Prisma Schema To Its Own Package in a Turborepo
tRPC losing types on t3-turbo
Shadcn fonts not working
react query persistQueryClient: store each queryKey/queryHash in its own IDB k-v row
Typescript error for "property does not exist', when it clearly does.
program' in code) in an array which I am iterating through, and reading program.programSecTitle of an object, which is string type.
Typescript is showing error saying it does not exist, even though it shows that property name in the object type itself on hovering.
It is working fine in the UI, i.e. program.programSecTitle is visible in the UI without any errors. But just in the vscode its showing error....
Context in App dir
Discord OAUTH not working, I've tried almost everything
What is the best way to push data from external sources into my db?
persist user vertical scroll during navigation between pages NEXT 13 App Dir
Reading public folder on prod
/public, that I read from a trpc procedure, and render the contents of it on client. Everything works great in development, but obviously things work different on prod. So my question is, how can I access the /public folder on prod, when the project is hosted on vercel.
```javascript
let filePath;
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "development") {...Property 'prisma' does not exist on type 'object'
SVGs in Next
const SVGLogo = () => <svg>...</svg>;
const SVGLogo = () => <svg>...</svg>;