If you are looking for a comprehensive guide about how to create a new React application and set it up with Auth0 as the login provider then this is the article for you. I will be walking through a full demonstration from start to finish to show exactly how it’s done and give some pointers along the way.

Why use Auth0 for a login provider?

The startup I work has been using Auth0 from the start for their applications. We have it set up as the login provider for our web applications and our React Native mobile application.

Auth0 provides value by handling all the logins, sign up, and password management for your users. You get all of this out of the box without having to build UIs for login and password management.

This saves your engineering team a fair amount of time upfront because they don’t have to build and maintain all this themselves. Auth0 is also free to use up to a certain number of daily active users which is pretty generous. Note there are some premium features that you will have access to during the initial free preview window, but won’t be able to use unless you switch to a paid account after the initial preview period ends.

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