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It depends on the specific data. Do you have anything that you store in session in mind? Having the client/server split has made this a lot easier to reason ab
by mexicocitinluez 27d ago
It depends on the specific data. Do you have anything that you store in session in mind?
Having the client/server split has made this a lot easier to reason about. I store client state on the client and server state stays on the server.
- yawaramin 26d agoI’m talking about auth, like a session cookie. What do you use for auth?
- mexicocitinluez 26d agoI use Entra, so the session cookies are created through login.microsoft.com. Which means I'm not actually managing the session. When I said I don't use sessions, I should have specified I don't use them for application state (or roles and stuff).