juanjo cuts the cloud cord so Mike runs on your own hardware
Mike no longer needs a third-party account to log a single user in - the whole stack now stands up on infrastructure you control.
juanjo has pulled out Supabase - the hosted service that previously handled both Mike's database and its sign-in - and replaced it with pieces that run locally: a self-hosted database, an open-source login system, and a storage layer that mimics Amazon's S3 so files live on your own box during development. The upshot is that the project starts from a cold machine with one command and no external sign-ups.
This is a from-scratch rebuild of the signup and login path, not a swap of one vendor for another. juanjo also flags the work that's deliberately left for later - notably some production security hardening around session cookies - so anyone reading the code knows exactly what's done and what still needs doing before going live.
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