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Code with Antonio – Next Auth V5 – Advanced Guide
$6.00
In this 8 hour course you will learn how to build your own auth toolkit using the newest Next Auth v5 (Auth.js). We are going to cover Two Factor Authentication (2FA), Forgot Password functionality, Email Verification functionality, Credential Login, OAuth (Google & Github) Login and much more.
HOMEPAGE – https://www.codewithantonio.com/projects/auth-masterclass
Original Price: $299
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