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Discussion on: Authenticating a React App with Laravel Sanctum - Part 2

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Dog Smile Factory

If you have any specific questions, I would be happy to try to answer them. However, authentication is not a topic for beginners. You should be comfortable building both React front end applications and Laravel back end applications before attempting to understand Sanctum. Best of luck with your studies!

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Bijaya Prasad Kuikel • Edited

I am not a newbie. I am a professional Laravel developer.

I went through your article and found so many things missing. I also have written multiple articles hoping to help the developers and newbies.
When you are making a tutorial or writing an article it's our duty and responsibility to present everything so that the one who is following your article does not feel that s/he is missing out something.
You have missed so many things in the articles. So I suggest you please revisit your article again and make the necessary changes. It will help many other people who are willing to learn many things.

Best of luck with future articles.

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Dog Smile Factory

I did not mean to disparage your level of experience. You said "I barely think a newbie will be able to follow the article" so I addressed my comments to that.

I would like to help but I don't understand. What are the things that you feel are missing?

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quyle92

The missing piece to me is there is not status indicating that user has logged in if he reloads the page.
How to implement that if using cookie-based authentication?