Hi Adnan, Sure, write your own. Authentication is more a server side issue then it as an angular one. Look up the api for your server, and write a component that handles that. Usually it's not much more as an username/password that you need to forward to your server, which in turn returns you something you need to keep (coocky/token). Add this return thing to all your following requests. The easiest way to do that, is encapsulate http in a service of your own, that takes care of this.
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