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Session vs JWT: различия, которые стоит знать

Различия между сессионной аутентификацией и использованием JSON Web Tokens для управления пользовательскими сессиями. О работе каждого из этих методов, их преимуществах и недостатках, а также ситуациях, в которых предпочтительнее использовать тот или иной подход.

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Session vs JWT: различия, которые стоит знать

Различия между сессионной аутентификацией и использованием JSON Web Tokens для управления пользовательскими сессиями. О работе каждого из этих методов, их преимуществах и недостатках, а также ситуациях, в которых предпочтительнее использовать тот или иной подход.

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