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Authentication and Authorization in Angular

You’ll learn how to secure applications against unauthorized use the right way.

Advanced
2h 14m
(17)

Created by Roland Guijt

Last Updated Jun 12, 2024

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Authentication and Authorization in Angular

You’ll learn how to secure applications against unauthorized use the right way.

Advanced
2h 14m
(17)

Created by Roland Guijt

Last Updated Jun 12, 2024

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Anytime you build an application you'll need to take the time to secure yourself from unauthorized activity. In this course, Authentication and Authorization in Angular, you'll see why authentication and authorization is important, and how to implement both. First, you’ll explore the authentication and authorization options you have in Angular front-end applications. Next, you’ll cover basic cookie authentication, authenticating with OpenID Connect and OAuth2. These authentication methods will use the BFF pattern which will be covered extensively. Finally, you’ll see how to do authorization in a real-life Angular application. By the end of this course you will know how to add authentication and authorization to a single-page Angular application.

Authentication and Authorization in Angular
Advanced
2h 14m
(17)
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Roland Guijt - Pluralsight course - Authentication and Authorization in Angular
Roland Guijt
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Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.

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