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Sabbir Sobhani
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Quickly Set Up Kinde Authentication in Next.js: A Step-by-Step Tutorial Series🔐

Welcome to my Kinde Authentication Tutorial Series! In this 3-part series, I’ll guide you through the entire process of integrating Kinde’s powerful authentication system with your Next.js application. Whether you’re building a secure web app or looking to enhance your skills, this series covers everything you need to know—from setting up Kinde in your Next.js project to implementing route protection with both in-component logic and middleware.

What You'll Learn:

How to Add Kinde Authentication to a Next.js Application (Part 1)

  • Set up Kinde, configure your Next.js app, and add user authentication with ease.

Implement In-Component Route Protection in Next.js (Part 2)

  • Learn how to protect specific components in your app, ensuring that only authenticated users can access them.

Secure Next.js Routes with Kinde Middleware (Part 3)

  • Dive deeper into route protection by setting up middleware in Next.js to guard entire routes from unauthorized access.

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