OAuth2 Crash Course with Go

[@GabrielPozo]

Great explanation! It is always useful to remember the basics about important topics like this. I hope you make a new video about managing the "refresh token" and your approach to that.

[@sudomateo]

Thank you! I think I might just record that next video. It'll be fun to show some middleware aspect there.

[@mayerchaves4267]

Great video! Please more Go content 🙏🏼

[@sudomateo]

Thank you! I'm on it, just trying to make some recording time. Busy season so far.

[@luytbui5143]

Thanks alot. This is so helpful and easy to understand

[@sudomateo]

@@luytbui5143 that's what I aim for! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@eip408]

Awesome video and instant sub! my first impression is that I was a little bit hesitant to continue watching because of the demo flow where you start logging in and did not show the authorization page where you need to hit the "authorize user", thankfully you showed it. For me those little details are important as this is how I watch other tuts on youtube, instant skip and rather read docs 😅

[@sudomateo]

@@eip408 thanks for watching! That's good feedback. I was going back and forth on whether to show a working flow before the configuration or after it. Ended up showing it before but I'm glad you stayed through so you could see the full experience.

[@jaingounchained]

Great video. I will definitely come back to this in the future for revision.

[@sudomateo]

@@jaingounchained thank you! Hope to see you around.

[@betatrix8474]

Thanks for this video ^^

[@sudomateo]

You're welcome!

[@lee__3052]

Thank you so much for the nice overview of OAuth2, as a suggestion if you include links with source code for upcoming videos that will be fantastic!

[@sudomateo]

Thank you! I agree. I'm trying to figure out how I want to host this source code. I don't like a messy GitHub account with many repositories so I might just consolidate it into a single repository or gists.

[@0lange]

Please link the example repo if possible 🙏

[@sudomateo]

Hey! You can find the source code here: github.com/sudomateo/sudomateo There's a learning section. I may refactor the layout of this in the future, but it'll remain in this repository.

[@0lange]

@@sudomateo thanks!