The DFS-BFS graph traversal project is built using Angular for the frontend and Node.js for the backend. It demonstrates two popular graph traversal algorithms: Depth-First Search (DFS) and Breadth-First Search (BFS). These algorithms are fundamental for exploring nodes and edges of a graph, solving a variety of computational and real-world problem
Currently, users need to re-enter their login credentials every time the page reloads or they revisit the site, which disrupts the user experience. I propose implementing session management to remember the logged-in user across page reloads, eliminating the need to go through the login page repeatedly.
By storing session data securely on the backend, the system can verify the user’s session on each page load. This improvement will streamline the user journey and improve overall usability, ensuring that logged-in users can seamlessly access the site without unnecessary interruptions. The backend modification will involve handling session tokens or user identifiers to persist the login state effectively.
Currently, users need to re-enter their login credentials every time the page reloads or they revisit the site, which disrupts the user experience. I propose implementing session management to remember the logged-in user across page reloads, eliminating the need to go through the login page repeatedly.
By storing session data securely on the backend, the system can verify the user’s session on each page load. This improvement will streamline the user journey and improve overall usability, ensuring that logged-in users can seamlessly access the site without unnecessary interruptions. The backend modification will involve handling session tokens or user identifiers to persist the login state effectively.
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