Passwordless Authentication Tutorial - Say Goodbye to Passwords

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In this tutorial, we'll dive deep into the world of passwordless authentication, revolutionising the user login experience. No more forgetting and resetting passwords! Learn how to implement a full authentication flow solely based on emails. Even if the user is a newbie or a returning visitor, this method automatically tailors the experience for them. We'll guide you through sending a one-time password (OTP) to the user's email using Amazon AWS SES, verifying it, and seamlessly authenticating them in the application. Ready? Let's get started🚀
Source code:
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Frontend: github.com/notJust-dev/Twitter
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This video includes a lot of tools and technologies, providing an excellent opportunity to learn about:
- Implementing passwordless authentication with React Native.
- Integration of Amazon AWS's SES for secure email OTPs.
- Streamlining user experience with email-only logins.
- Best practices for AWS SES within a React Native environment.
- Advanced techniques for ensuring secure and seamless authentication flows.
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Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:27 The Authentication Flow
2:54 Stepzen
3:33 Adjusting and defining the database schema
8:33 Defining the authentication router, generating email tokens
18:03 Implementing the Authentication
19:11 Generating the Email Token
24:41 Validating the User in the Database
35:26 Restricting unauthenticated users from accessing the API; Assigning new objects to the user that is authenticating
55:16 Sending the token(OTP) to the user's email
1:12:58 Creating the User Interface for the paswordlessa authentication
1:15:00 User Interface for the Login Page
1:17:37 User Interface for the Authentication Page
1:22:12 Implementing the Backend requests
1:44:42 Making sure that the API is using the Auth Token from the context provider
1:51:59 Outro
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[@mistamiyaki]

This is just the process I was looking to implement. Thanks a lot. You are doing a great job and you are much appreciated.

[@kay-in-the-kitchen]

Thank you! You are the best :)

[@orikanner4873]

great vid, can you create one with lambda functions and cognito would be much easier to manage :)

[@FaysalBDev]

awesome, thank you

[@igor5379]

Молодец, Вадим!

[@sdsim1]

Thank you 💌

[@notjustdev]

You are so welcome

[@matteoagius-darrigo5801]

Thanks for the great video. I am 1/3 way through. Your abstraction away from using the raw JWT token and instead creating a token in the database seems suboptimal. Adding a query to your middleware will be extremely un-performant. You should leverage just signing the JWT with a role like "user" and the "userID". I know this will break away from the ability for you to invalidate these JWT tokens individually, but that is what refresh tokens are for.

[@viratchoudhary6827]

can u provide project links ?

[@notjustdev]

Sure, here it is: Source code: Backend: github.com/notJust-dev/TwitterBackend Frontend: github.com/notJust-dev/Twitter

[@kay-in-the-kitchen]

Thank you! You are the best :)

[@illuminati_911]

Thanks 🙏