Super helpful, Dmitriy, thank you! Question: what if the user is not signed in to his or her account? Where would be the appropriate place to store the message draft? Or take another example: a wishlist on an ecommerce site. Just say we want to allow non-authenticated users to save items to a wishlist, and if they later authenticate, store that wishlist against their profile in a db. What would be the appropriate storage for the non-authenticated part in your opinion? Thanks again for the awesome vid!
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Super helpful, Dmitriy, thank you! Question: what if the user is not signed in to his or her account? Where would be the appropriate place to store the message draft? Or take another example: a wishlist on an ecommerce site. Just say we want to allow non-authenticated users to save items to a wishlist, and if they later authenticate, store that wishlist against their profile in a db. What would be the appropriate storage for the non-authenticated part in your opinion? Thanks again for the awesome vid!
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