Here's a neutral and interesting summary of the text in one paragraph: Building an authentication system for a web application can be time-consuming. However, using Strapi as a headless CMS and Remix as a full-stack web framework makes it easier to set up a robust authentication system. With Strapi, users can access multiple authentication providers like Google and Twitter, making it easy to authenticate requests to the Headless CMS API. The Remix application allows for dynamic routing and server-side rendering, making it ideal for building fast and sleek user experiences. In this tutorial, we've learned how to set up a login functionality using Strapi's local authentication provider and Remix's cookie-based session management system, allowing users to log in and access their profile data. We've also implemented features like password reset and edit profile functionality, making the application more user-friendly. By following this tutorial, developers can build a secure and scalable authentication system for their web applications using Strapi and Remix.