Laravel Authentication Techniques

While Laravel offers a robust, traditional authentication setup out of the box, you may find that you require unique setups for certain projects. Perhaps one application should leverage GitHub for its sign in functionality. Maybe another app only requires password-less authentication.

In this series, we'll review a number of techniques for authenticating your users.

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Episodes: 2
Run Time: 52m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Last Updated: Jun 9, 2016
Version: Latest

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1. Authentication With No Passwords?
  31m 43s
  In the last year, more and more applications have adopted password-less authentication. The general approach is fairly simple. When a user wishes to login, they provide their email address, an email with a unique login link is delivered, they click on it, and, boom, they're in. Let's learn how to do this in your next project.
2. Authentication With GitHub
  20m 49s
  For countless apps, simple GitHub-based authentication is the perfect choice. But don't worry about figuring out API calls. As always, Laravel makes this process a breeze.

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