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You don't need frameworks to do that though. You can just libraries for authentication that do all the work for you.

The difference is important though. With libraries, you have to connect them to each other. With a framework you don't. But with a framework, if the predefined connection isn't working for your case, you spend way more time to change it. That is, if the framework is good.

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