Passwordless is the future of authentication. Let's learn how to implement passkey authentication in your Laravel app, allowing your users to create accounts and log in using only their devices.

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Learn how to add passkey authentication to your Laravel app, allowing users to log in using their devices without passwords. The guide walks through setting up the WebAuthn API with SimpleWebAuthn for the client-side and Webauthn Framework from Spomky Labs for the server-side. The demo includes code snippets for database setup, JavaScript for the authentication flow, and the necessary controllers and views.

Implementing Passkey Authentication in Your Laravel App

<p>this is really cool way of auth management. but using passkeys is problem when you have IOS and android devices. doesn’t sync well</p>
