<p>In a <a href="/2014/12/04/add-json-web-token-authentication-to-your-angular-rails-app">previous post</a>, I went over how to add authentication to your Rails + Angular app using JSON Web Tokens (JWT). This time, I’ll do the same, but using the <a href="2015/07/17/how-to-replace-the-angular-stack-with-the-react-ecosystem">React ecosystem</a>. But even if you’re using another front-end framework (Angular, Ember, Backbone), this post will be helpful because it fixes some issues with the previous server-side code that broke due to a change in the <a href="https://github.com/progrium/ruby-jwt">jwt gem</a>.</p> <p></p>
Blog Entries tagged "reactjs"
<p>As you can tell from the content of my blog posts, I’ve been practicing and preaching Angular.js for quite some time now. It is an extremely productive web framework that felt like a big step forward from my days doing jQuery “sprinkles” and then Backbone.</p> <p>But then recently, I started playing with Facebook’s <a href="https://facebook.github.io/react/">React</a> framework. And while I’m still not quite as productive as I was with Angular, I absolutely love the code that I’m writing. And on top of that, it has opened my eyes to a whole new paradigm for creating user interfaces.</p> <p></p>