I have been doing this all week at work. We are doing a complete overhaul of user management and authentication and it can be overwhelming. I have watched all of your auth videos for years now and the timing on this one couldn't be better. Thank you for the video!

You have xxplained the concept beautifully, thanks

😘 Nicely done

This makes me appreciate Fastendpoints even more. They've made this kinda stuff pretty darn easy. It's good to learn what's going on under the hood though.

How did you created the access token and refresh token. Login endpoint just calls signin method.

Aside from the amazing quality of your material I especially appreciate the brevity of your introduction. Subscribe, like and support, without additional bla-bla-bla. Just like Jules says in "Pulp fiction" - "That's all you had to say, Negro!"(c)

Thank you

This is super helpful. Thanks.

the butt over there makes me crazy

.NET Auth is nasty T_T

Even fucking ruby on rails has less magic than spring.

OMG, Amen

appreciate you

You are so good

order of authentiction and authrization matters or not.? you mention aurthrization first in piple line service.addauthrization

damn man! Thanks!

Man, your explaining way is fascinating me.

5:55 Honestly too real

channel worth subscribing, thanks

So hilarious that underneath all this bloated async garbage are if statements and gotos 🤡 what the industry has been demonizing for years. Lmao..

eNtErPrIzE software: spend 20 hours to save 5 seconds of typing. Also make your code run 100x slower. Can't have customers with a good user experience, no sir.

dude! thank you so much.

Thanks!

not to be dramatic but this video was a life changer for me when i first saw it, really inspired me to start working with functional code and eventually snowballed into adopting Rust as my new main language, thank you so much. extremely underrated.

I've worked with spring before, we have 1 week and spend the next with solving the configuration issue with eclipse

In my company we would like to migrate a set of applications from windows form to .NET Core Web app hosted in a local server. Since our PC belongs to a domain network, my idea was to structure the new infrastructure as you show in this video. So one app (IdentityServer) will be responsible to ask the user credentials and forward them via LDAP to the AD server that manages our domain credentials. When it authorizes the user, the identityserver looks for his permissions in our SQL db and then authorizes/non authorize the user to access the specific app resources… Could work?

Very Informative thanks a lot💖

Thanks, this and all other videos helps a lot to understand core concepts of .net. Probably the best explainer in whole youtube for this thematic

Do you have an example where we are using google for authentication?

you are totally wrong about T4 text templating ... you almost made me swallow my chewing gum hearing you talk Mono.TextTemplating.Roslyn is standalone and it is very much something you use away from Visual Studio In-Process in C# code directly with Roslyn compiling it for you under Net6+ ... I have projects that uses this and it works perfectly .... if you don't use or know something don't go and pretend you do ... it hurts your credibility + you go across major tech and swim in it as fast you can like they're just a breeze and almost a formality ... I didn't learn much but I can't see someone coming to this for the first time following anything you explained the way you avalanche this thing especially the interpreter pattern which is just the hardest thing you might try in the stack and make it sound like it's a breeze to write a lexer a parser and a ABNF or EBNF grammar and lexicon or walk you parse tree after this later and make something useful of the thing ... wow you're really the relaxed type ... you're either out of it or unconscious or never did a significant interpreter before and only just toy stuff ... can't stand your super cool style mentioning some of the hardest stuff on the planet ... like you do this without throwing a sweat or something ... if you don't emit IL in reflection you certainly can't do weaving that's for sure and if it's a problem to have a dynamic assembly in cache and change it up why cache it then ... explain that one because I sure as hell didn't get a thing of what you were saying ... you do expression and source generators and that's it ... according to my impression of your so-called tutorial

This is called ambient context, and you should be careful with it. It may cause problems with testing and debugging

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You go way too fast

Great video again. Never heard of AsyncLocal up until now.

Really great!

Good stuff as always sir.

Nicely explained, thanks for the great content

The white screen when you switch to browser is killing me

So, it behaves like this because http requests are handled asynchronously? -If they were handled synchronously this wouldn't be the behavior?- If they were handled synchronously, it would not have had scoped behavior? I am confused. It is unholy magic

thank you JESUS !!!!!!!!

Good stuff, learned a lot.

“Zeus! Your Son Has Returned. I Bring The Destruction Of Olympus!”

permission block

One question, when using docker, the DPAPI key needs to be saved in the DB. The secret key stores as plain text. To encrypt it, the MS docs says I need an certificate. I wonder if it is possible to use AES encryption to encrypt that key? This will make the stuff very simple.

Thank youuuuuuuu

I am asking myself, what the test tests. In the second example, you test that the HttpClient returns a response that you provided

Hi! I want to know which previous episode I need to watch before going through this one! I have basic flask and web scrapping knowledge but got confused at around 7 mins of this video.

We need to keep pass parameter to the contructor..

It's for orchestration yet working with multiple repos isn't supported... How do I get this set up for my 134 repos with services, IDPs, cache providers etc?

I tried the fetch thing but it does not redirect to google