There are a number of advantages to implementing social login in your web applications. First of all, it best secures the user credentials, the user can use a single login for accessing multiple sites, this can automatically access the user details for further use, and many such. This article is about how to implement the social login with Facebook and Google using Angular and RESTful API. This social login helps to store social data of the logged in user into the database, so that it provides you valid user data like email, name, and others. Let’s see how this works, follow the live demo and code below.

There are a number of advantages to implementing social login in your web applications. First of all, it best secures the user credentials, the user can use a single login for accessing multiple sites, this can automatically access the user details for further use, and many such. This article is about how to implement the social login with Facebook and Google using ReactJS and RESTful API. This social login helps to store social data of the logged in user into the database. So that it provides you valid user data like email, name, and others. This is a continuation of ReactJS Welcome Page with Routing Tutorial. Let’s see how this works, follow the live demo and code below.

This article is the continuation of previous post Create an Angular 2 CLI App with Firebase Social Authentication. This post further explains the authentication feature for your Angular CLI application using Firebase. AngularFire is the library used for this. In addition to this, we require some Angular providers called sign-in providers to use Firebase Authentication feature. This article explains Facebook, Google and Twitter authentication to log in with our users. Follow the demo and article to install and setup AngularFire library and build your angular web application with an easy and perfect login authentication. Also, the article explains how to redirect to home page from other pages and vice-versa.