Vue.js Todo App - Authentication - Part 10

In this video, we work on all the Authentication parts that need to happen on the front end. We make AJAX requests to our API and retrieve a valid token. We store that token using Local Storage in order to make subsequent requests as a logged in user. We then take a look at navigation guards to prevent users from accessing endpoints that are meant for logged in users.

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