Token-Based Authentication With Angular and Node | Envato Tuts+
Authentication is one of the most important parts of any web application. This tutorial discusses token-based authentication systems and how they differ from traditional login systems. At the end of this tutorial, you'll see a fully working demo written in Angular and Node.js. Traditional Authentication Systems Before proceeding with a token-based authentication system, let's have a look at a trad
One Less Password | Idea Public Notebook
At Mozilla, I helped develop a system for login that does not rely on passwords. It also does not use social sign-on with platforms like Facebook. I think we have created a compelling alternative — something I’d like to see used and pushed further by other designers and developers. When fewer websites require passwords from each of us, fewer passwords will be lost, stolen, and repeated across site
Cookies vs Tokens. Getting auth right with Angular.JS
We just added a new updated article that covers the same topic. You can find it here: Cookies vs Tokens: The definitive guide. Introduction There are basically two different ways of implementing server side authentication for apps with a frontend and an API: The most adopted one, is Cookie-Based Authentication (you can find an example here) that uses server side cookies to authenticate the user on
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