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You must have heard the term `Cookies` a trillion times, before coming to my blog - A weird, but still somewhat magical place. A place, where my experience from previous weeks of work, days of cursing…
In today's digital landscape, web developers have various tools at their disposal to enhance user experiences and store data. Three commonly used options for client-side storage are local storage, cookies, and session storage. These technol…
To protect your users' personal data, you must set up a consent mechanism. A GDPR banner allows your visitors to consent to data tracking or not, according to you users' choice. In this tutorial, we w…
Introduction Cookies are a widely used tool on the internet for storing small amounts of information about users and their preferences. They have been around for a long time and are an essential part …
Introduction In today's digital world, the term "cookies" is frequently mentioned, often accompanied by debates and concerns about privacy and data security. However, what exactly are cookies, and why…
Cookies Cookies are data, stored in small text files, on your computer. // Create a Cookie with JavaScript document.cookie = "username=Manthan Ankolekar"; // With expiry date (in UTC time) document.co…
It seems that there is a correct sequence for creating a Response object with a set-cookie header and a JSON body in Next.js 13. I'm not sure if this is limited to the beta app directory version and t…
What are Cookies, Local Storage, and Session Storage? Cookies, local storage, and session storage are all ways to store data in a user's browser while they are interacting with a website. Cookies are …
Cookies are small data files that are created and stored on a user’s computer or device by a website. These files are used to store information about the user’s preferences and browsing behaviour on t…
I hate auth. Quite simply. Over the years, it is the one feature of app development that has, over and over again tied me up in knots. Unlike other parts of the technical stack, I've never quite hit u…
