Fullstack GoLang React OAuth Flow w Node Included

Fullstack GoLang React OAuth Flow w/ Node Included, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.69, with 119 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 1134 subscribers.

You will learn about Oauth with GoLang and Node This course is ideal for individuals who are Web Dev Hobbyists It is particularly useful for Web Dev Hobbyists.

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Summary

Title: Fullstack GoLang React OAuth Flow w/ Node Included

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.69

Number of Lectures: 119

Number of Published Lectures: 119

Number of Curriculum Items: 119

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 119

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Oauth with GoLang and Node

Who Should Attend

Web Dev Hobbyists

Target Audiences

Web Dev Hobbyists

First we are going to explore setting up a Keycloak server. Second we will configure HTTPS via letsencrypt and Nginx to cancel our Certs. Next well create our own authentication server and resource server in both GoLang and Node. Last we will chop it all up and create a micro Authentication protocol specifically  for websockets.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Keycloak Over HTTPS ( Nginx Lets Encrypt Rerverse Proxy )

Lecture 1: Install & Configure NGinx w/ Lets Encrypt

Lecture 2: Install JDK

Lecture 3: Download and Configure Keycloak

Lecture 4: Secure Keycloak with HTTPS / Configure Admin User

Lecture 5: Install Go Configue Web App directory

Lecture 6: Finish Go Dev Environment Compile First Go App

Lecture 7: Code Run Isomorphic TLS Webserver

Lecture 8: Add Index Template and Test

Lecture 9: Create Keycloak Realm and Client Application

Lecture 10: Create Keycloak User

Lecture 11: Code Keycloak login route

Lecture 12: Parse Code and SessionState from URl and Redirect Home

Lecture 13: Exchange Code for Access Token Part I

Lecture 14: Exchange Code for Access Token Part II

Lecture 15: Exchange Code for Access Token Part III

Lecture 16: Display App Session Data on Page

Lecture 17: Pretty up the page a little

Lecture 18: Add Loutout Functionality

Lecture 19: Quick Fix

Lecture 20: Prepare the stage for resource gathering

Lecture 21: Start Filling out Systems Resource Request

Lecture 22: Systems Resource Call Part II

Lecture 23: Systems Resource Call Part III

Lecture 24: Systems Resource Call Part IV

Lecture 25: Create Token Authentication Client And Implement Validation

Lecture 26: Deeper Look at Audience and Scope

Lecture 27: Add Scope Start Extraction and Validation

Lecture 28: Setup Audience Validation Part I

Lecture 29: Finalize Keycloak Client Oauth Isomorphic Go App

Chapter 2: Custom Oauth Server Skeleton

Lecture 1: Introduction to Custom Framework

Lecture 2: Install Configure Mongo for Framework

Lecture 3: Install Latest Node and Npm

Lecture 4: Start React App

Lecture 5: Finish Hello World React App Interface

Lecture 6: Building the App Interface Part I

Lecture 7: Create Interface Files and Structure our Folders

Lecture 8: Configure Notes System Keycloak Display

Lecture 9: Configure Messages Panel

Lecture 10: Setup Go Client & Node Client Frontend

Chapter 3: Custom Oauth Node Server Backend / Node Context Frontend

Lecture 1: setup node backend Install dependencies

Lecture 2: Node Websocket Server Up and Running

Lecture 3: Start Node Client Context Provider

Lecture 4: Node Websoket Server & Node Context Part II

Lecture 5: Node Websoket Server & Node Context Part III

Lecture 6: Node Websoket Server & Node Context Part IV

Lecture 7: System Login Part I

Lecture 8: System Login Part II

Lecture 9: System Login Part III

Lecture 10: Wrap Websocket Server with Mongo

Lecture 11: Go Systems Detour Setup Bcrypt password generation Store User in Mongo

Lecture 12: Test Pull User from Mongo

Lecture 13: Compare Mongo User Hash with Login

Lecture 14: Go Detour Public Private Keys Part I

Lecture 15: Go Detour Public Private Keys Part II

Lecture 16: Send Authenticated User Real JWT

Lecture 17: Polish Off Node Websocket JWT Login

Lecture 18: Final Important Quick Tweak

Chapter 4: Custom Oauth Go Server Backend / Go Context Frontend

Lecture 1: Go Websocket Authorization Server

Lecture 2: Wireup Go Context Systsem

Lecture 3: Go Websocket Server Part II

Lecture 4: System Left Go Context Visualizer

Lecture 5: Go Websocket Decode Base 64 user pass

Lecture 6: Wireup Mongo to go Weboscket Server

Lecture 7: Go Websocket User Login Part I

Lecture 8: Go Websocket User Login Part II

Lecture 9: Go Websocket User Login Part III

Lecture 10: Create Admin User

Lecture 11: Build User Create Form

Lecture 12: Add Create User Functionality

Lecture 13: Wireup Messages System

Lecture 14: Polish Off User Create

Lecture 15: Web Client Creation Form Part I

Lecture 16: Polish Off Web Client Create Form and Functionality

Chapter 5: Implicit Flow React Client

Lecture 1: Implicit Flow React Client Part I

Lecture 2: Finalize React Implicit Flow Client

Chapter 6: Adding Auth0 via Node to our Interface

Lecture 1: About:

Lecture 2: Auth0 Node Intro & Setup

Lecture 3: Start Auth0 Class Object add to Context

Lecture 4: Apply Quick Patch

Lecture 5: Build StandAlone Auth0 Context & Minor Refactor

Lecture 6: Test Auth0 Login

Lecture 7: Moving Forward

Lecture 8: Create Auth0 Cient App Account & Clear Cache Trick

Lecture 9: Handle Access Token & Session Data

Lecture 10: Handle Access Token & Session Data Part II

Lecture 11: Handle Access Token & Session Data Part III

Lecture 12: Polish Off Auth0 Flow

Lecture 13: Finish Auth0 Front End Sesssion

Lecture 14: Auth0 Logout Functionality

Lecture 15: Auth0 Backend Websocket Jwt Route

Lecture 16: Test Auth0 Websocket Route

Lecture 17: Minor Essential Refactor

Lecture 18: Validate Auth0 Token Websocket Part II

Lecture 19: Validate Auth0 Token Websocket Part III

Instructors

Zach LaCourse
Lets Rock and Code

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