Spring Security Custom Login Form (Using Tailwind CSS)

[@bvedantcodes]

Thanks for covering the latest in Security 🥳 Would be great to see the latest implementation for OAuth

[@sriramsivakumar5567]

Can you make a video on how to connect my react app to the spring security login and other stuffs. please...😢

[@seyhaphan7319]

I have implement spring security JWT and I want to limit user login from react app. how can to manage spring security session wih react app ? Thank you.

[@patel5532]

Ig You should create a series about building production grade application with best practices in Spring boot. And introduce new topic by adding new features inside the app or refactor existing feature

[@baltheon9487]

Agree

[@rajnishmishra001]

Agree

[@andrean40]

Especially the an updated Spring Security

[@sachin.tandon]

Great video! I have a question. I currently have Angular, that has a login button. Clicking on it goes to a Spring BFF (OAuthClient) to the internal /authorization/registrationid url. That then automatically redirects to the Spring Auth server (also behind reverse proxy), that then loads the standard Auth Server login form. After logging in, successfully, the Auth Server then goes back to the OAuthClient (the BFF). That in turn redirects back to Angular (via the OAuth2RequestHandler), as the initial login click with Angular also sends as query parameters a post login success uri and failure uri. Everything sort of works. But instead of using the Auth Server login form template can I use Angular to send these through the BFF (OAuthClient) to the AuthServer? It is the BFF that stores tokens and keeps the session with Angular. The BFF has a token relay to a separate resource server (a stateless Rest API)

[@jordijaspers2863]

How would that work with let’s say i have a dedicated frontend application in react. And would like to use spring security and it’s login.html.

[@surya2557]

Bro yesterday I did the same process but I used jsp then it didn't work any idea why it didn't work?

[@Goddess-x8b]

Hi Dan, I am new with coding and wanted to say how helpful your videos has been. HOWEVER, I ran into an issue that I can't find a solution for. When I start a new spring application, I can't get the random generated password to show in the console. Can you tell me what could be wrong? I have added the OAuth2 Resource Server and Spring Security dependencies.

[@FredrikRambris]

How can we get a shirt like yours?

[@jopadjr]

91st...Thanks Dan