As a Web2 developer, you already have a comfortable mental model of what an "identity" is.
When you build a simple app, a user's identity is just a row in your database — probably a users table. It has:
A unique ID
An email address
A hashed password
As a Web2 developer, you already have a comfortable mental model of what an "identity" is. When you...
As a Web2 developer, you already have a comfortable mental model of what an "identity" is.
When you build a simple app, a user's identity is just a row in your database — probably a users table. It has:
A unique ID
An email address
A hashed password

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