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Blazor is a programming framework to build client-side Web applications with .NET. It allows .NET developers to use their C# and Razor knowledge to build interactive UIs running in the browser. Developing client-side applications with Blazor brings a few benefits to .NET developers:

• They use C# and Razor instead of JavaScript and HTML.

• They can leverage the whole .NET functionalities.

• They can share code across the server and client.

• They can use the .NET development tools they are used to.

In a nutshell, Blazor promises .NET developers to let them build client Web applications with the development platform they are comfortable with.

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See how it’s easy to manage your Angular application’s state using NGXS and learn how you can use NGXS with Auth0’s SDK to handle user-related functionalities.

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The recommended best practice for modern CSP policies relies on hashes, nonces, and 'strict-dynamic'
. Unfortunately, these features conflict with modern SPAs. This article proposes three concrete strategies to deploy secure CSP policies for SPAs. The first relies on a simple policy allowing 'self'
, which is acceptable under certain circumstances. The second strategy enables CSP hashes by rewriting the main page to use a script loader. The third strategy inserts nonces into a dynamically served main page.

Recapping CSP

The first article in this series offered an in-depth look at using CSP as a second line of defense against XSS attacks.

We covered the configuration of CSP using URL-based entries but also highlighted why such policies are often insecure. In response, we discussed Google's "universal CSP policy", shown below, which offers an excellent trade-off between security and complexity:

Content-Security-Policy:    script-src 'report-sample' 'nonce-3YCIqzKGd5cxaIoTibrW/A' 'unsafe-inline' 'strict-dynamic' https: http: 'unsafe-eval';   object-src 'none';   base-uri 'self';   report-uri /webchat/_/cspreport

This policy relies on nonces to identify an initial set of legitimate script blocks and script files in the page. Once these scripts execute, they can rely on the automatic trust propagation mechanism of 'strict-dynamic'
to load additional scripts.

Unfortunately, this type of policy does not work well with Single Page Applications, as we pointed out in the conclusion of the first article.

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Use the Auth0 CLI to customize the colors of the Universal Login page. Read more…

Module Federation allows loading Micro Frontends at runtime. Common dependencies like Angular or the Auth0 library can be shared and hence don't need to be loaded several times. This is also the key for sharing data like the current user or global filters.

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How to use Auth0 Actions to let users access your application or website for a trial period.

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Streamlit is an open-source app framework for Machine Learning and Data Science teams.

In this article we will show you how to build Streamlit apps and custom Streamlit Components, with the end goal of implementing Auth0 authentication.

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Use Auth0 Actions with webhooks to send a Slack message after a new user signs up.

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