Beginner tutorial aimed at explaining the process of incorporating auth0 as an authentication & authorization provider in your full-stack React - Express.js web applications.
Authentication and authorization are two of the most important features in modern web applications.
Authentication answers the question: "Who are you?"
Authorization answers the question: "What are you allowed to access?"
In this tutorial, we'll explore the requirements to build a React frontend and an Express.js backend secured with Auth0. By the end, users will understand how to log in through Auth0, obtain access tokens, and access protected API routes securely.
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