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However, before you can truly take advantage of these endpoints, you'll first have to configure an SMTP server that Magic can use to send emails as users are registering. This is done by using the "Config" menu in your Magic dashboard and replace its existing "smtp" parts as follows. The following is an example of how it would look like if you're using GMail as your SMTP server, but you can of course use any SMTP server you have access to, including SendGrid for instance.

• magic

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User registration is probably one of those things you've done dozens of times if you're an experienced software developer having worked for some time in the industry. The problem is pretty simple; Have the user provide his or her email address, choose a password, click a button, for then to send the user an email to confirm the email address before the user is given any access rights on your site. Still, the complexity of the problem might sometimes be daunting for a junior developer since it implies long transactions, double optin emails, some basic cryptography theory, etc. For instance, how do you make sure only the owner of the email address can verify his or her email address, while at the same time eliminate as much "state" as possible in your backend? This is actually much harder to implement (correctly) than what you might think at first. However, today is your lucky day since all of these things are simply "taken care of" with Magic. More specifically, Magic provides the following HTTP endpoints for you that you can directly consume from Angular, React, Vue, or any other frontend framework for that matter - Resulting in that the problem is arguably reduced down to a pure CSS, HTML, and JavaScript problem, allowing you to completely ignore its backend parts.

• SurveyJS

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