GoTrue JS - bringing authentication to static sites with just 3kb of JS

The post discusses the implementation of authentication in a web application using Netlify's open-source GoTrue JS library. The author starts by explaining the general flow of a basic login/logout process and then dives into the implementation details using VueJS. They define routes, components, and states for the application, including actions for signing up, logging in, and logging out. The authentication methods are implemented using Vuex and GoTrue JS, with the confirmation step tightly coupled with the login flow. The author emphasizes the importance of never compromising on security when it comes to authentication.

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