The way I understand it is that static user list versus database user list is just that a
- Static user list has hard coded users and password values in the Wappler application, so any changes to this user list would need to be done in Wappler editor by a “developer”.
- Database user list is stored in a database, and therefore can be managed through a web page designed specifically for this purpose by the “front end user”.
I would imagine that the database route would mean an extra database call is required, that is not required for static user password permission list, however the speed would be so fast that for all intensive purposes you’d never notice the performance difference.
Hence @Teodor comment that database option is more flexible albeit takes a little more to setup .
As far as securing pages using the security provider there is no difference between static user list vs database user list as the same security provider can use a static list and also a dynamic database list to provide the same results.
If my understanding is incorrect someone please correct me.