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    Challenge: Implement a NavBar for the Application with Logout Functionality
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Challenge: Implement a NavBar for the Application with Logout Functionality

Shadid Haque
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Published 8 months ago
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Our app is in a good stopping point. A good challenge for you to implement from here is to implement a navbar with a logout button.

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[00:00] So this is our final app. I have implemented a little bit of styling, and as you can see, I added a nav bar along with a logout button as well. A quick challenge would be to try to implement this by yourself. However, the solution is provided with the lesson notes. A quick hint here. To log out, you [00:20] simply call the cookies delete function.

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