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Ayodele Samuel Adebayo · 2021-08-11T06:36:37.969Z

Hello beautiful developers 👋. Sometimes we might want to prevent the users from accessing a particular webpage on our website until they are either signed in or have completed a required step. Wait!!! Let me show you what I mean 👇. Using a dashboar...

This is really amazing article 😍 I will definitely try this one, thanks for sharing 🔥

You're welcome Suprabha Supi

Glad you found it useful, and thanks for the kind words. 🤗

Hi, do you know user can also access your page if they are not authenticated?

They can easily disable JS and ...umma.

If you disabled JS to get to the dashboard.

How will you get the dashboard features to work??? 🤷‍♂️

Atanas Hristov and Olubisi Idris Ayinde

please do you have anything to say to this? 🙏

Ayodele Samuel Adebayo This is not a security measure to rely on, but it is helpful when you have a SPA and don't want to redirect using the server. I think React router under the hood uses such functionality, but you definitely don't want to expose the state of your web app, only the layout!

This will definitely come in handy. Nice one boss. 💯

Thanks a lot

Glad you found it helpful

An informative article. Keep up the good work UncleBigBay 🙌

Yah!!! Thanks a lot for the kind words, sure I will.

Glad you found it helpful

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