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Ever wonder what happens when a user clicks "Sign in with LinkedIn"? LinkedIn issues an OAuth token → your backend verifies it → a session is created. No passwords stored, no custom auth logic. Nhost handles all of that for you. docs.nhost.io/products/auth/…

Tired of "it works on prod but not locally"? With the Nhost CLI, you spin up the full stack locally: Postgres, GraphQL APIs, Auth, Storage, Functions, and optionally Run Containers — all with `nhost up`. Changes via the dashboard auto-generate migrations. Git commit. Deploy. Done. docs.nhost.io/platform/cli/l…

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A gotcha with Next.js auth forms: don't put your auth logic directly in client components. Use server actions instead and you get proper session handling server-side. docs.nhost.io/getting-starte…

Adding WebAuthn / biometric sign-in to your app is as simple as this. Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, Yubikeys — all supported out of the box with Nhost Auth.

That's the roundup. Full details on everything, including docs and examples: nhost.io/blog/newslette…

The docs site has been rebuilt on Astro (Starlight) — faster, more customizable, fully open-source. Storage and Functions docs got major improvements, plus new guides for the Guild's codegen, remote schemas, and more.

Full trigger management is now in the dashboard. Create, edit, delete, and invoke event triggers. Same for cron triggers. You can also schedule one-off events. No more jumping into the Hasura console for any of this.

Nhost Auth is now a full OAuth2/OIDC provider. Your project can issue tokens to third-party apps the same way Google or GitHub do. Manage clients, scopes, and the auth flow directly from the dashboard. You may have already seen this in action: Grafana instances now support “Sign in with Nhost”, powered by this new OAuth2 provider functionality.

A lot shipped at Nhost over the last few months. Here's everything that's new — from OAuth2/OIDC support to PostgreSQL 18, embedded docs for LLMs, and more.

Bots hammering your signup endpoint is a real problem. Nhost Auth now supports Cloudflare Turnstile — CAPTCHA-level protection with zero user friction. No puzzles. Just pass the token in one header: `x-cf-turnstile-response` The auth service handles verification automatically. docs.nhost.io/products/auth/…