Karan on Twitter: "Despite all the amazing progress that’s been made in modern frontend dev by amazing frameworks like React and Next.js, one problem I feel has never been solved well in the SPA world is authorization/access control. I want to discuss this a bit..."
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Despite all the amazing progress that’s been made in modern frontend dev by amazing frameworks like React and Next.js, one problem I feel has never been solved well in the SPA world is authorization/access control. I want to discuss this a bit...
I know we can’t rely on access checks performed client-side, but having an intuitive way to show/hide pages & components based on user privileges helps frontend devs focus on the frontend and is critical to building a great product. Here are some approaches I’ve tried in the past
