Recently, I was working on a project with two other developers across the globe. We were working on a web app building in node.js. I initialized the build and opened in VS code then synced it to a github and added the other developers as collaborators to the github repo. I was building the main dashboard and installing clerk for auth and middleware. Once clerk was installed, the other two devs couldn't do anything unless they has the two clerk keys. I didn't want to share those keys with them (I didn't know them very well) but then they couldn't really do anything. What's best practice in this area?

I just wanted to give a shout out to @Sonny Sangha @Sonny Sangha for putting this community together. I joined as a total newbie and still have a long ways to go but feel like I'm learning so much from Sonny and others here in the community. I just competed in my first hackathon last weekend and won 3rd place! The project I submitted I used a lot of the principles I learned in the 5-day AI SaaS challenge. Keep it up! It works!

@Ciaran McGovern will be leading today's call! Success Call Title: Mastering UI/UX: Core Principles and Best Practices Make sure to check your email for the invite links 15 mins before... He will see you all inside!

@Sonny Sangha @Sonny Sangha You mentioned during the AI SaaS challenge that you might put together a video covering putting in the right security rules for a firestore database in production mode instead of the test mode. I believe the same thing applies to the Firebase storage as well. I would love to see that video! Your content is clutch brother. I know you're taking some R&R which is awesome. I'd love to see that explanation when you get a chance. Keep crushing it. Thanks!

Did something change in the structure of azure/openai since the Disney+ clone demo? I'm trying to follow along but when i run npm i @azure/openai and then attempt to import modules from it doesn't recognize the modules (see screen shots)