Angular Login & Logout with Asp.Net Core Identity & JWT

[@CodAffection]

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[@JosuéDiogoPedro]

So helpful. I'm learning angular and this videos are helping me so much. Thanks a lot Sr.... from Angola

[@CodAffection]

Glad you think so.

[@RiyaAgrahari-s6t]

Informative video...learning basics of angular..thanks

[@CodAffection]

Thanks for your wonderful feedback.

[@wafick5941]

looking forward for the next video ❤❤❤

[@CodAffection]

Working on it.

[@Presence4You]

Hello, do you already know when you will be releasing the next episode on this topic? I need it for my small personal project and would be happy if I could continue in your style. I’d rather not check somewhere else to see how it goes on... Thank you!

[@CodAffection]

Day after tomorrow or the next day. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[@ioaneaslamazash9294]

thank you for a video! I've a question, why don't clear cookies after logout? when I am trying login again, session is active and don't redirect Identity's login page. after logout deleted localStorage and sessionStorage, but cookies not.

[@CodAffection]

thanks for the feedback, did you meant the session cookie?

[@CodAffection]

Normally, during logout, only deleting the valid token from the client side (local storage) is necessary, because from there onwards, the client doesn't have any valid token to pass to the server. In case of token-based authentication, as we said, token-based authentication is stateless; there is nothing stored on the server side (so no cache is assigned on the server side) indicating such and such a user has successfully authenticated to the system. A user is authenticated or not, authorized or not, everything could be deducted from the token passed along with the request.

[@ProgrammingNoob]

Many thanks for clearing jwt concepts, plase also make a similar video for OAuth and OpenID

[@CodAffection]

Noted

[@MSivaramprasad]

Good video. Can you please push the changes to git hub. Thanks so much.

[@CodAffection]

It's already there in GitHub.

[@MSivaramprasad]

Thanks ​@@CodAffection

[@matthewkk5087]

do you have tutorials without minimal api? you dont use controllers

[@CodAffection]

Previously with Angular 7, I've discussed the same topic with Asp.Net Web API, here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4i5eGCqjdFqjqM

[@MP_04_02]

Thank you so much for this video 😀

[@CodAffection]

Most welcome 😊

[@pnaraliogullari6863]

Could you please make a react.js version of this?

[@CodAffection]

I was planning to do it, let me check what I can do.

[@pnaraliogullari6863]

@@CodAffection Thanks in advance!

[@FXSerdar]

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