OAuth Grant Types simplified for decision makers

OAuth Grant Types in plain english
Made a mistake in the flow chart, The first decision box yes and no has to exchanged. Right hand side is a yes and left hand side is a no.

[@user-fd3yr5eo4g]

That was a great explanation I've ever seen on the internet. thanks for that.

[@uma_r]

This is a masterpiece.

[@rajaneeshkataru3821]

Excellent and most simplified demonstration of oauth based work flows appreciate great work 🎉

[@harjos78]

Awesome explanation for a complex topic. Much appreciated!

[@user-hh7yz9bb2y]

One of the best explanation. Loved it!

[@getmub]

Glad you liked it!

[@user-gf9ul1um9l]

Very good explanation. Expecting more tutorials from you! Great Job!

[@NB-nu5vn]

Very good and clear.....

[@sajidsid]

Abstract and useful, expecting more tutorials from yourself. Thank You !!

[@prettythings5572]

this was shotest best video about grant types.

[@ilayarajakamal]

I think you need to swap the first decision Yes and No. Is application running on server , the right hand side should be "Yes" as per your description. am i right ? :-)

[@iaggocapitanio7909]

I think that the flow is correct, because the client secret can not be exposed on an web server

[@fernandohood5542]

This has me confused as well.

[@sailajakommareddy2473]

Extremely helpful! Simple but clear

[@getmub]

Glad you think so!

[@arunprashanna7494]

One of the good videos I have seen!

[@shamiks4976]

Best explanation. Loved it!

[@getmub]

Glad it was helpful!😃

[@onlymullapudi]

Really great explanation to complex topic!

[@wiseheadwise-head5331]

Fantastic video...very clearly explained

[@trishanku27]

Amazing explanation. Thank you sir.

[@getmub]

Your welcome😁

[@anindyasencse]

Great tutorial as always. It would be nice to include ‘refresh token’ and it’s usage as part of client credentials!

[@getmub]

thanks Anindya, Will add it in the next video

[@nikitadeshmukh7928]

Great video I came across understanding grant flows. Just trying to understand here how to implement Auth Code with PKCE in angular 6 app

[@ZiiiP2142]

Lovely explanation.

[@rickyjassal6080]

Very well explained 👍

[@arulprasatham3710]

Is it possible to use both client and Authorization grant type in single token provider?

[@mohamedbasta1726]

could you share the slides?

[@VishuencApp]

In OAuth framework password NEVER shared rite? How are you saying password/uid shared with ID server? Can you please justify? Thanks

[@sreechalasani9268]

'On server' decision box - has yes/no flipped

[@afafouaddah2803]

Nice explaination coud you share the slides please

[@getmub]

Yes, sure

[@kontomylitis]

If a two legged is Client Credentials grant type and it's only used for service to service or background applications then there's no human involved in this grant type. But you have a user in your diagram so for me this is wrong

[@VishuencApp]

Yes, he is wrong. And in OAuth framework password NEVER shared but this person shows it shared with Id Server (3 Legged)

[@iambhanu7]

The yes/no is incorrect for the first question "is the application stored on server" Please fix it as the whole point of the video can be missed because of the mistake.

[@fernandohood5542]

Has me confused right now.