Really great! Do you know how I can implement auth0, but instead of saving the user in their database, save it in the database of my application?
You should do both, use Auth0 as an identity provider, and then tie that user via an unique identifier to the user that you create and store in the database of your application.
Why like that? Is it cheaper and better?
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Really great! Do you know how I can implement auth0, but instead of saving the user in their database, save it in the database of my application?
You should do both, use Auth0 as an identity provider, and then tie that user via an unique identifier to the user that you create and store in the database of your application.
Why like that? Is it cheaper and better?