Web Components for Authentication: The what, the why and the how
summary
Slides and demo show a concrete pipeline: build a login-button web component with Shadow DOM, style it via css ::part and CSS custom properties, add state and redirect using the all zero SDK, and produce a single distributable bundle with ngx-build-plus. The example actually logs in via a universal login page and toggles login/logout, the build step needs polyfills and ts target tweaks, and major browsers now ship the required Web Components APIs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:35What is a Web Component?
- 18:16What is Authentication?
- 18:27The process of confirming an identity
- 19:19The process of verifying what a user has access to
- 19:48Access to a resource is protected by both authentication and authorization
- 19:58How can a Web Component based ecosystem help when approaching authentication?
- 22:56Web Components we could create to make authentication simple
- 27:26Libraries And Frameworks
- 36:17accenture Microsoft
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