Social Authentication with Strapi & Nuxt.js: Customization 3/3

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on integrating social authentication into a Strapi application using Nuxt.js for the frontend and a variety of tools like Quill.js for text editing and Nodemailer for email services. It is divided into three parts, beginning with setting up the Strapi backend and Nuxt.js frontend, followed by adding social authentication through providers such as GitHub and Facebook. The tutorial further explores integrating features like the vue-quill-editor for content creation, infinite scrolling, and image uploads. It also covers setting up AWS S3 for file storage and implementing a Vuex store for state management. Additionally, the tutorial explains deploying the application on Heroku, addressing common deployment issues, and ensuring the application supports email sharing and user permissions. The series is authored by Alexander Godwin, who shares his expertise through practical steps and encourages learning by doing.

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