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title: Why Front-end Devs Might Want to Choose SQL-based Auth
description: There are still many reasons why the biggest and most security-minded businesses choose a SQL-based solution like FusionAuth.
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## May 31st 1pm ET ● 10am PT

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## Why Front-end Devs Might Want to Choose SQL-based Auth

### Developer Training Webinar

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Front-end development in the age of cloud computing has assumed that newer solutions, like social login and cloud-based authentication, must be better than older ones like running a SQL instance. However, there are still many reasons why the biggest and most security-minded businesses choose a SQL-based solution like FusionAuth.

 In this webinar, Joyce Park, Developer Relations Manager at FusionAuth will discuss how SQL might still be the basis for the most secure, cost-effective, and problem-free authentication for user bases of all sizes.

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#### JOYCE

#### PARK

Developer Relations  
Manager

 

FusionAuth

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