My current project doesn't support typical authentication methods - the client holds a private key that is derived from some input on their end, every request is signed by that private key and I store the users public key to verify operations.
I built out almost all the frontend for that before I started building the backend, the backend is so simple in comparison.
I'd say frontend -> database -> backend -> landing -> blog was the order I did things in.
My current project doesn't support typical authentication methods - the client holds a private key that is derived from some input on their end, every request is signed by that private key and I store the users public key to verify operations.
I built out almost all the frontend for that before I started building the backend, the backend is so simple in comparison.
I'd say frontend -> database -> backend -> landing -> blog was the order I did things in.
New features are the same: