Prajwal Haniyaprajwalhaniya.hashnode.dev·Sep 19, 2023How authentication system works in web apps?|PART-1| Techletter #44In this series, let's dive into the complete engineering mechanism of how an authentication system works. It is one of the fundamental building blocks of most of the software applications. Here, let's implement it with nodejs and passportjs . We will...Discussauthentication
Kishan Kumarwww.0xkumar.com·Sep 14, 2023Building a Custom Authentication Flow in Next.js 13 from ScratchThis article is a follow-up to my previous article, where I discussed the basics of authentication. I try to simplify the login and sign-up process. You can refer to that article here: https://www.0xkumar.com/how-authentication-works-a-step-by-step-e...Discuss·10 likes·32 readsNext.js
Josué Tchirktemajosue.hashnode.dev·Aug 30, 2023Session, Cookies, JWT, Token, SSO, et OAuth 2.0 pour les débutantsFirst, solve the problem. Then write the code – John Johnson J'ai pris la décision d'écrire cette note afin de partager et d'expliquer quelques concepts liés à la sécurité. J'espère sincèrement que vous prendrez plaisir à la lire et que ces informat...Discuss·50 readsJSON Web Tokens (JWT)
vivek sharmaqualityassurance.hashnode.dev·Aug 22, 2023Cookie TestingWhat is a cookie? A cookie is a little piece of data that a web server stores on the client side. Each time the browser requests a page from the server, this information is transmitted back to the server. Cookies often include customized user data or...Discuss·1 like·157 readsautomation testing
Diwakardiwakarkashyap.hashnode.dev·Aug 21, 2023Cookies vs Local Storage in JavaScriptBoth cookies and localStorage are ways to store data on the client's side, but they have different purposes, use-cases, and characteristics. Here's a comparison of the two: Lifespan: Cookies: Can have a set expiration date. If not set, they will ex...Discusscookies
Mayank Singhmayankonweb.hashnode.dev·Aug 19, 2023Token Authentication: An Overview of Sessions and JSON Web TokensWhen it comes to user authentication, there are two main approaches: sessions and tokens. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at both approaches, with a focus on JSON Web Tokens (JWT). Sessions Sessions involve a stateful session between the ...DiscussMERN stackJWT
Pathik Shahpathik455.hashnode.dev·Aug 15, 2023JWT (JSON Web tokens) vs. Session CookiesSession Cookie-based approach: 1. Server generates a "sessionId" (signs it using "secret key"), and (a) saves the sessionId in a sessionDB, and (b) sends a cookie with the sessionId to the browser (client side). 2. The browser (client side) receiv...Discuss·2 likesJWT
Smit Bhoraniyasmit-bhoraniya.hashnode.dev·Jul 31, 2023Cookies and Sessions Made Simple: What Every Internet User Should KnowHave you ever wondered how websites remember your preferences or keep you logged in even after closing the browser? The answer lies in the magic of cookies and sessions, two essential components of web development. In this blog, we'll take a deep div...Discuss·10 likescookies
Elizabeth Okorielizzy.hashnode.dev·Jul 16, 2023Session , JWT and CookiesSession variables store temporary information to use for retrieving and viewing data on multiple web pages. It stores information on the server momentarily and it's far more secure since they are saved in binary or encrypted form and when a user logs...DiscussSession
Mainul Hasanmainulspace.hashnode.dev·Jul 13, 2023Cookies, Local Storage, and Session Storage: Which One Is Best for Your Web App?Web development is a world full of numerous tools and technologies, each with its unique way of handling data. One key aspect of web development is understanding how to manage and maintain user data across sessions. The web, inherently stateless, tre...DiscussJavaScript
