Login session persisting after logout
Login Session Persisting After Logout When a user logs out of an application but the session persists, it usually indicates issues with how the session or authentication tokens are being….
Login Session Persisting After Logout When a user logs out of an application but the session persists, it usually indicates issues with how the session or authentication tokens are being….
Session Expiration Not Redirecting User to Login Page When building web applications that use authentication (e.g., through tokens such as JWTs), session expiration is an important mechanism for improving security….
Proper Implementation of Private Routes in React Router A common security and UX issue in React applications is the incorrect implementation of private routes, which should protect authenticated-only content. Here’s….
Using <Link> Instead of <a> Tags in React Router A common performance pitfall in React applications occurs when developers accidentally use regular <a> tags for navigation instead of React Router’s….
Proper Usage of the <Link> Component in React Router A common mistake when using React Router’s <Link> component is providing an incorrect to path, which can lead to broken navigation….
React Router v6 introduced a significant change in how routes must be structured, requiring all <Route> components to be wrapped in a <Routes> component. This change often catches developers off….
A common mistake in React Router v6+ is trying to use the useNavigate() hook outside the context of a <BrowserRouter> (or similar router component). This error occurs because navigation hooks….
Enabling HTML5 mode in AngularJS routing allows you to remove the # (hash) from URLs, making them cleaner and more SEO-friendly. By default, AngularJS uses hashbang URLs (e.g., http://example.com/#/home). Enabling….
In AngularJS, both ngRoute and UI-Router handle routing, but they have key differences in features, flexibility, and use cases. Let’s compare them to help you choose the best one for….