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Rapid Software Development with AI In my efforts to show where we are as developers I am going to build and deploy some apps with AI to show how quick the Development cycle is with AI. First Project User Story: As a user, I want to be able to securely log in to the system using my credentials, so that I can access my personalized information and perform various actions. Requirements: User Registration: Users should be able to register with the system by providing a unique username, email address, and password. The system should verify the uniqueness of the username and email address during registration. Passwords should be securely hashed before storing them in the database. User Login: Users should be able to log in to the system using their username/email and password combination. The system should authenticate user credentials against the stored information in the database. Upon successful login, users should be redirected to their personalized dashboard. Forgot Password: Users should have the option to reset their password in case they forget it. A password reset link should be sent to the user's registered email address. The reset link should expire after a certain period for security reasons. User Session Management: User sessions should be managed securely to prevent unauthorized access. Sessions should automatically expire after a certain period of inactivity. Users should be logged out after a specified time duration to ensure security. Admin Login: Administrators should have a separate login interface. Admins should use a unique username and password combination to access the admin panel. Authentication for admins should be handled separately from regular user authentication. Admin Dashboard: Upon successful login, admins should be directed to the admin dashboard. The admin dashboard should provide access to various administrative functionalities such as user management, content management, etc. Security Measures: All sensitive data transmission should be encrypted using HTTPS. Input fields should be validated to prevent SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and other security vulnerabilities. Passwords should be stored securely using strong hashing algorithms like bcrypt. Error Handling: Proper error messages should be displayed for invalid login attempts or any other login-related issues. Error messages should not reveal sensitive information that could aid potential attackers. Logging and Auditing: Log all login attempts, including successful and failed ones, along with timestamps and IP addresses. Admins should have access to audit logs to monitor user activity and system security. Accessibility: The login interface should be user-friendly and accessible to users with disabilities. Ensure compatibility with screen readers and assistive technologies for visually impaired users.

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