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Your best bet on app security is to not create vector attacks. For example running your own auth system. But if you just wanna learn the current "best practice
by meiraleal 2y ago
Your best bet on app security is to not create vector attacks. For example running your own auth system.
But if you just wanna learn the current "best practices", learning nextjs will put in the same position that most full stack and frontend programmers are currently (I hate nextjs and wouldn't get anywhere close to it tho)
- zwnow 2y agoI will use Vue js as I like it a lot. Won't run my own auth and I already implemented client side auth with auth0 and Vue. But I wouldn't know how to let people auth server side for example. Auth is a really deep rabbit hole and unfortunately not very well explained. All I hear is "use this" but there is no one telling you why, or why not. And how to actually implement it beside the tutorials. Even with docs auth0 seemed very confusing, especially when it's uncertain on what user info I actually get from it...
- meiraleal 2y agoYou could use Amazon Cognito which is like auth0 but more low level, to implement it you'll learn more about Auth.