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🔐Best practices for secure server-side JWT authentication (with refresh tokens)

Published over 3 years ago • 1 min read

Hello Reader,

How are you doing this week? I hope you had a nice and relaxed weekend. If you didn't, please make it a goal to enjoy this week, and relax this coming weekend.

Last week I shared with you about better client-side token security. This week, we take it server-side. We're going to look at JWT authentication on the server-side, the best practices to implementing them, and how best to implement refresh tokens if our applications need it.

If you read my last article, you'll notice I used a shiny new package called Tensei to generate a fully featured backend with authentication and refresh tokens out of the box.

Please, can you take out one minute of your time to check it out? Its still in its early stages, but I wrote a tiny getting started page and would love for you to create a new project with only one command, and see if this is something you would be interested in exploring for your future projects.

Again, thank you very much for being part of my list, and thank you for checking out the content I create. It means a lot to me.

Wishing you all the best this week, don't forget to keep on working hard, because it definitely pays off at its own time.


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