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Next.js authentication at the edge and bug fixes for our upcoming magic link launch

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Next.js authentication at the edge

Our big launch this week is our new Next.js authentication library that supports sub-millisecond authentication at the edge. This was the culmination of a multi-month project cutting across two teams and we couldn't be happier with the result.

We'll be continuing to improve our Next.js support throughout the end of the year, including first-class support for server-side rendering and React's new Server Components.

This week we also launched many bug fixes to our upcoming magic link functionality. We have updated our own sign-up form to use magic links instead of one-time passwords sent by email, and we expect to make magic links the default for all new applications soon.