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Can't believe you only have this few views on these videos. Glad you took the time to record and edit this. You helped me pick this up quick!

sorry but Why are you using access & refresh token logic if you are storing tokens in storage ? LOL

Hey, nice video! But there is one question I faced: are you sure that removing token from a user invalidates it? I may be mistaken but it seems like even after setting resetToken field to an empty string token is still successfully verified... that's the behavior I got unfortunately))

everything is okay however it's not a good practice to store token in localstorage. appreciate your effort

thank you bro that 's help me a lot

Bro i need full video,please make it

I dont get it. Why cant we just use "global variables"? This seems like an awful lot of "tech" and infrastructure and Im not even sure what is the problem it should solve...

works fine

How about situations where new custom roles can be created by the user, would conditional rendering still work?

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I hate React js mainly because it couldn't even handle global variables to use it on the entire application. Have you ever heard such bad practice on C++, C#, VB, Python, golang, etc... In fact, there we use 100s of windows where we share the same global variables. Variables are stored in memory, that is global. Why should we use Redux, Context, Zustand etc... And spend a lot of time to re-create another set of code to program those ? Can you please explain why such pathetic architecture in Web applications ? If someone writes the web app on Python/golang, can't they use global variables to maintain the states ?

Nice

thx man

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Why are we using useRef for storing the indexes? Can't we just use useState?

thx bro

this video is very useful for me. thanks

Amazing, very useful and save my time

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The description states "in a secure manner"... though, from a security standpoint; it's not advised to store either token in localStorage. The refresh token should be stored as an httpOnly Secure cookie (not accessible via JavaScript) and the access token should be kept in memory. That said, page refreshes will result in loss of access tokens... so you'd have to plan for instances where there is no access token but a valid (and inaccessible) refresh token in the httpOnly cookie. One solution could be to store the refresh token's expiration date in cookies or local storage... just be sure to delete it when logging out.

Nice Structuring with Typescript Loved it.

when i route from one page to another page, it shows undefined error

Here is another video which answers most of your questions such as sorting in mobile devices, persist the sorting in localStorage. ruclips.net/video/6v8HL0aVKDs/видео.html

how am i going to sent a function as a prop in route?

I have been on this for more than 3 days , you helped me to fix it within seconds. Thank you so much keep going

This video save me from 4 days of stress thks

Need video how to save position for example in local.storage

Wow, your video is incredibly vivid and descriptive! You're absolutely killing it, bro! Keep up the awesome work!

Thank you so much, you explained the concept in simple ways.

How do mobile phones drag and drop?

good content, annoying sub alert :)

To fix the red wiggly line that appears from 9:31 and on you just need to put all the div inside a return ( <div key={todo.id} ... > </div>)

Thanks. It was very simple solution to understand

Thank you. So many of these videos include out of date third party libraries, and they're just so confusing and unnecessary. Even though this video is in ts and not js, I did exactly what I wanted to do in my js project in <30 mins with this video's help. I adjusted it to match my needs, but your framework was perfect. Thanks so much.

How can we store this new arrangement in a database so it persists?

How can we store this new arrangement in a database so it persists?

does this listing persist if i refresh ?

Hey thanks for this! Could you please also do a video or just here in reply let me know how we can do this using server action and useOptimistic Hook? Im using useOptimistic but confused how to do the sorting when i add new item and it instantly shows but the whole scenario seems a bit confusing.. Thanks anyways I have subbed and hope to see more from you.

Doesn't work on mobile 😞

I didn't know you could do this with React! Genuinely a really helpful tip! Thanks! :)

Hi bro ..can u make video abt jwt with access and refresh token with redux.role based authentication...

the most straightforward tutorial ive seen about protected routes, nice

That is not an optimal solution. A normal company expects an absolutely different way to solve this problem, better to use a stack, or a recursion at least. But with a recursion, you will come across to maximum call stack

Thanks, bro!!!! God bless! Forte abraço do Brasil!

thanks that was really helpful

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Amazing content over React. I guess right now I've not find better channel for react than this.

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Thanks for the great tutorial. He completely helped me to develop an entire billing module. Grateful