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Thanks for your support! I appreciate you watching and sharing.

Hi, Thank you for watching the video. You could see errors in the developers' tool console, for windows press F12. If you don't find any error, I suggest repeat the step as per video and see if you missed any steps. Please let me know how it goes.

@learnsmartcoding I will check again. The html content is coming from a next js server component page, could this be a problem?

Hi, Thank you for watching. I do not have any video focusing only on CSS. I suggest the w3school website is good for learning.

Hi Sandeep, Thank you for your question! I believe there’s a slight misunderstanding. In the video, I didn’t create separate tenants for the frontend and backend. Here's What I Did: My Azure account already has a default Azure AD tenant (associated with my Microsoft account). I used this tenant to register applications for the frontend (Angular) and backend (ASP.NET Core Web API). App Registrations: I registered two separate applications in the same tenant: One for the frontend, to handle user authentication and acquire tokens. Another for the backend, to secure the API and validate the tokens sent by the frontend. Why Separate App Registrations? This separation ensures proper security and role definition: The frontend application gets an access token with appropriate scopes to call the backend API. The backend application validates the token to ensure the requests are authorized. Key Takeaway There is no need to create a new tenant for Azure AD. I simply used the default tenant in my Azure account and registered the necessary applications under it. This is the standard practice for implementing Azure AD with SSO. If anything is unclear, feel free to ask! 😊

Hi Viznu, Great question! When a lazy-loaded component is destroyed, whether it’s module-based or standalone, the behavior is the same because Angular's lifecycle management is consistent across both approaches. When a Component Gets Destroyed: Module-Based Lazy Loading: The component is destroyed when its view is removed from the DOM, such as when you navigate away from its route or the parent component that hosts the lazy-loaded module is destroyed. Standalone Component Lazy Loading: Similarly, the standalone lazy-loaded component gets destroyed when it is no longer part of the active DOM, typically due to route changes or the destruction of its hosting component. Key Lifecycle Hook: In both cases, the ngOnDestroy lifecycle hook is triggered just before the component instance is destroyed, allowing you to clean up subscriptions, resources, or memory leaks. The main difference between module-based and standalone approaches lies in the structure and modularity, but the lazy loading lifecycle remains identical. Let me know if you'd like further clarification or examples!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. You can expect more on .NET and angular in the future.

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. I will make react and angular apps going forward.

@learnsmartcoding thanks for replying

Hi, you need to get the api key from openai. I have shown how to register and get api key.

Hi, Thank you for watching. The app shown in the video is "Online Course Enrollment" application and used Azure AD B2C. Here is the video link. ua-cam.com/video/Cxftp90K_ek/v-deo.htmlsi=zLaRlzbAVi2oxcx8 I also have made many Azure AD, Azure AD B2C authentication videos and can be found from below link (it filters specific video) www.youtube.com/@learnsmartcoding/search?query=azure%20ad Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions. Hope this helps

Hi, You can run an Angular app on a Mac by installing Node.js and Angular CLI. After that, clone or create an Angular project, install dependencies using npm install, and start the app with ng serve. You can then access it in your browser at localhost:4200. Let me know if you need more detailed steps! 😊

Hi, You can find the README file within the GitHub repo, and use git clone to download the code. In case you want to learn GIT, please check this video ua-cam.com/video/Xohwrcr7AKQ/v-deo.htmlsi=LGvSyf8SnqiO8rUy Repos: github.com/learnsmartcoding/online-course-api github.com/learnsmartcoding/online-course-ui github.com/learnsmartcoding/online-course-functions Hope this helps

Hi Harsha, Thank you for watching. Yes, API_KEY is the main here to access ChatGTP APIs. You need to register with OpenAI and get API Key. Depending on where you are, the cost might be different. There is no Free plan to my knowledge. Hope this helps.

Hi Narmata, Thanks for trying it out. Is the hosting you deployed your angular code a Windows server or Linux server? This video is for a windows based server, and for Linux, the configuration is a bit different. Please share some error details as well to assist you further. Looking forward to hearing from you.

I'm happy you found it useful!

Hi TechWizard, Thank you for the feedback. Point taken. Will go bit slow!

Hi Muhammad, Great question! To be a proficient .NET developer, here are some mandatory topics to focus on: Core .NET Skills: C# Fundamentals: Understand object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, LINQ, collections, async/await, and exception handling. ASP.NET Core: Learn how to build web applications and APIs using controllers, middleware, dependency injection, and Razor pages. Entity Framework Core: Master database operations like migrations, queries, and relationships using EF Core. Web APIs: Know how to build RESTful APIs, handle HTTP methods, and manage authentication/authorization (e.g., JWT or OAuth2). Tools & Practices: Version Control: Get familiar with Git and platforms like GitHub or Azure DevOps. CI/CD: Understand the basics of automating builds and deployments using Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions. Unit Testing: Learn about testing frameworks like xUnit or MSTest. Docker and Containers: Understand how to containerize .NET applications. Additional Topics: Authentication & Authorization: Learn Azure AD or IdentityServer for securing apps. Cloud Platforms: Focus on Azure as it's widely used with .NET apps. Microservices: Understand how to build and integrate smaller services with gRPC or REST. Focus on project-based learning-building real-world apps will help you apply what you learn and stand out as a developer. Let me know if you'd like a more detailed roadmap or resources for any of these! while Docker and CI/CD may not be "mandatory" at the entry level, they’re highly recommended as you grow into more senior or versatile roles. Hope this clarifies your questions and feel free to let me know if you have any other questions. Happy coding!

@learnsmartcoding thanks plz tell me what are the topics in azure for .net developer?

I strongly suggest to go through the details in this full stack web development video. github.com/learnsmartcoding/restaurant-table-booking-app.api raw.githubusercontent.com/learnsmartcoding/restaurant-table-booking-app.api/main/RestaurantTableBookingApp.API/RestaurantTableBooking.svg The important Azure services are covered in this applications. Here is the video link. ua-cam.com/video/70q8PanGbnw/v-deo.htmlsi=79CR3LrelvvnR7W7 Let me know if this helps.

Hi Karthikeyan, Thank you for watching the video. Please follow the steps in the below video clip, you will be able to setup the Azure storage account and get the connection string. Unfortunately, I cannot share the connection string from end. Upload Image to Azure Storage (Using Angular & Web API): 08:34:15 - 08:49:55 Please let me know if you need any other help or questions. I'm happy to assist you. Happy coding!

Thank you

Hi Vivek, sure. I will make the ToafoApp in different architectures similar to how we did with clean architecture. Stay tuned.

I'm glad it worked for you! Happy coding!

Hi MP, Thank you for the question. For the DBContext, we register in the program.cs github.com/learnsmartcoding/CleanArchitecture-ToDoApp-DotNet8-WebApi/blob/main/TodoApp.WebAPI/Program.cs#L47 With this, you can use it as mentioned below. With this, the app can provide an instance of DbContext to the repository. github.com/learnsmartcoding/CleanArchitecture-ToDoApp-DotNet8-WebApi/blob/main/TodoApp.Infrastructure/Repositories/UserRepository.cs#L17 Hope I answered your question. Please ask if you have any other questions or if you need more info on the current question, feel free to let me know. I'm happy to answer! Happy coding!

you will have to use builder.Services.AddDbContext<NameOfDbContext> just like this one builder.Services.AddDbContext<ApplicationDbContext>(options => { options.UseSqlServer(builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("DefaultConnection")); }); and in appsettings: "ConnectionStrings": { "DefaultConnection": "your connectionstring" } but i prefer to make a di injection class in the same project and send it over via IServiceCollection to keep program.cs cleaner

@salar1997 yes I got that but dbcontext requires EF okay .. EF package has been installed in only Infrastructure layer

@@learnsmartcoding thanks sir I got it now .. we have to use the reference of Infra layer in API project so as to use EF DBconext in program.cs

@@MP_04_02 yeah i missunderstood, but instead of making a DI class only for dbcontext, just make a DependencyInjection class in infrastructure and lay dbcontext and the repository services there instead, then its not neccessary to add them in program.cs

Hi, Thank you for watching. The APIs can be found here github.com/learnsmartcoding/online-course-api Hope this helps.

Hi there, Thanks for watching the video and for your question! If you're using different tenants, the simplest way to manage them is by registering your app as a multi-tenant application in Azure AD. This way, users from any tenant can access the application without needing separate configurations per tenant. Typically, this is done by setting the TenantId to common in the app configuration, which allows Azure AD to handle users from multiple tenants without dynamically switching configurations. Loading Azure AD configurations (like client IDs or secrets) dynamically from a database based on each incoming request is technically challenging and generally not a standard approach. Azure AD configurations are usually stored in a static file (like appsettings.json) or set up with a single, centralized configuration, especially in multi-tenant scenarios. If you have tenant-specific requirements (like different user permissions or custom settings), you could implement conditional logic within the application to handle these based on user claims or tenant IDs, while keeping the core Azure AD configuration static. Let me know if you have further questions or if there’s anything specific you’re trying to achieve - happy to help!

I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you. Sure, I added to the list.

Thank you! I’ll definitely cover deployment stages in another video.

Yes, definitely

Hi Vijay , I have 15+ years of experience. Hope you liked this video.

@@learnsmartcoding yes I really liked this video and May I request you to use Hindi also or maybe another channel in hindi

Hi Mani, Thank you for watching. I will make more

Hi Mani, sure, noted. Will make it.

Hi Vivek, Thank you for the comment. Sure, I will make more on unit testing. This video is basic of unit testing with an architectural pattern. Hope you like it.

Hi Nikil, I replied details to your email. Hope that helped. Let me know for more questions

I appreciate it! Stay tuned for more.

Hi, I am happy to help. Please provide more details like the error you are getting so I can assist you better.

@learnsmartcoding I my getting 500 error when trying to access my apis. I have checked all the configurations and code. Everything is the same as videos. The only change I have noticed is in the connection string. The connection string password is using the old dB password. Even after multiple release after change the connection string is not changing

Hi Nikhil, Thanks for reaching out. Let's troubleshoot the issue with the 500 error when accessing the APIs. First, let's confirm a couple of things to narrow down the problem: Local Database Connection: Please make sure the database connection string is set up correctly in your local environment. If it’s working locally, that confirms the connection string and DB are correctly configured in development. You should be able to see specific error messages locally that can help us pinpoint what’s wrong. Deployment Environment: If you're seeing this error after deploying to Azure, there may be a mismatch in the configuration there. Sometimes, even if you update the connection string in your release pipeline or Azure App Configuration, old settings can linger, causing connection issues or even missing configurations. Here are a few steps you could try to resolve it: Double-check the connection string in the Azure portal (under Configuration settings for your Web App or App Service). Ensure that it’s updated with the correct password and details. Verify that your App Service is pointing to the right environment variables and settings for the database connection string. You might want to restart the App Service after updating the settings to make sure it picks up the latest configuration. Error Messages: If you’re comfortable troubleshooting locally, please check the error message details by reviewing the logs. This can give a specific reason for the 500 error, whether it’s a connection timeout, authentication failure, or something else. If you’re still having trouble or feel more comfortable sharing more details, please send the full error message to my email, and I’d be happy to assist further. Let me know how it goes!

@@learnsmartcoding Thanks for the help. Will try the given steps. Also can you please give me the mail I'd if the error persists.

Sure. You can reach out to me here Learnsmartcoding@gmail.com

@learn smart coding.

Hi Varshitha, Great question! The user details, like names or custom attributes (e.g., "salem" and "Karthik"), are typically added to the ID token or access token in Azure AD B2C by configuring custom user attributes. In Azure AD B2C, these details aren't automatically included-they need to be specified in the policy and added to the token configuration. Here's how it generally works: User Attributes: In your Azure AD B2C tenant, you can configure custom user attributes. Go to the User attributes section in Azure AD B2C and add any custom fields you need. User Flows or Custom Policies: When setting up your user flows (like SignUpSignIn or ProfileEdit), make sure these attributes are configured to be collected and stored as part of the user profile. In the flow, you can also specify which attributes are returned in the token. Token Configuration: In your App Registration settings, go to Token configuration to add claims. Here, you can include the specific user attributes you want to see in the token. CRM Dynamics 365 Integration: To integrate with CRM D365, make sure the app registration for D365 has the correct permissions to read the token and retrieve user attributes. If you're looking to retrieve specific attributes when the user logs into CRM D365, you’ll want to ensure that these attributes are defined and added in the Azure AD B2C token. This way, each time the user logs in, you’ll get a token with all required user details. Let me know if you need more help with setting up these steps, and I’d be happy to dive deeper!

Thank you, I will

I'm glad you enjoyed it! 👍

Great idea! I'll see if I can schedule a live stream soon. If you would join, what time is preferred? Also, what content do you expect ? I will plan for my first live this month 🙌

@@learnsmartcoding hi...! I loved the video do you have the SQL script so I can create all the tables, etc ? I heard you mentioned in would be in the description, but couldn't find it - let me know thank you !

Hi, Thank you for watching. The database script is in API project. github.com/learnsmartcoding/online-course-api/blob/main/LSC.OnlineCourse.Data/Database_Script/OnlineCourseDB.sql Hope this helps.

Hi Daisy, The error message you're seeing indicates that both the -Password and -ProtectTo parameters are missing when using the Export-PfxCertificate cmdlet. At least one of these parameters must be provided for the export to proceed. Here’s what each parameter does: -Password: Specifies a password to protect the exported PFX file. -ProtectTo: Specifies a list of users or groups that are allowed to access the private key. Since you need to protect the exported PFX file, adding the -Password parameter should resolve the error. Solution Try running the command again with the -Password parameter: Export-PfxCertificate -Cert "cert:\CurrentUser\My\0C62214689F09410E" -FilePath "C:\Temp\mypfx.pfx" -Password (ConvertTo-SecureString -String "YourPasswordHere" -Force -AsPlainText) Replace "YourPasswordHere" with a secure password of your choice. Explanation The ConvertTo-SecureString cmdlet is used here to create a secure string password, which is required by the -Password parameter. Let me know if this resolves the issue!

@@learnsmartcoding I had Figureout it with you method. when i use it , error says can not find Thumbprint in localmachine/my shows as below: Invoke-Icacls : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'Thumbprint'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:708 char:43 + Invoke-Icacls -Thumbprint $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Invoke-Icacls], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Invoke-Icacls Get-ChildItem : Cannot find path '\localMachine\my\FCB6D33D2A25F863BDD103F95EEAEA3861C706A1 38E86F81A3B492749360C9D27A30D5D98878AE33 1E1083E52F826E4FE9BDF40BD78EAC7F97326052' because it does not exist. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:711 char:17 + ... Get-ChildItem -Path "cert:\localMachine\my\$thumbprint" | ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (\localMachine\m...78EAC7F97326052:String) [Get-ChildItem], ItemNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : PathNotFound,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.GetChildItemCommand Export-PfxCertificate : Object reference not set to an instance of an object. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:711 char:75 + ... umbprint" | Export-PfxCertificate -FilePath (Join-Path -Path $current ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Export-PfxCertificate], NullReferenceException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.NullReferenceException,Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.ExportPfxCertificate Import-PfxCertificate : The PFX file could not be found. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:712 char:17 + ... Import-PfxCertificate -FilePath (Join-Path -Path $current ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Import-PfxCertificate], FileNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.IO.FileNotFoundException,Microsoft.CertificateServices.Commands.ImportPfxCertificate Remove-Item : Cannot find path 'C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\FCB6D33D2A25F863BDD103F95EEAEA3861C706A1 38E86F81A3B492749360C9D27A30D5D98878AE33 1E1083E52F826E4FE9BDF40BD78EAC7F97326052.pfx' because it does not exist. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:713 char:17 + ... Remove-Item -Path (Join-Path -Path $currentDirectory -Chi ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (C:\DynamicsTool...C7F97326052.pfx:String) [Remove-Item], ItemNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : PathNotFound,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.RemoveItemCommand Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:797 char:112 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:798 char:112 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:799 char:120 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:800 char:119 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:801 char:127 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:802 char:124 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:803 char:119 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:804 char:117 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:805 char:117 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:807 char:118 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile Replace-StringInFile : Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'replaceString'. Cannot convert value to type System.String. At C:\DynamicsTools\CleanVHD\Build-Vhd.ps1:808 char:117 + ... th -findString $certificate.Semaphore -replaceString $cert.Thumbprint + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Replace-StringInFile], ParameterBindingArgumentTransformationException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ParameterArgumentTransformationError,Replace-StringInFile very appraciate for your answer

Hi SmartCode! thank you very much! i had write the code as your vedio, and figout 90%promblem for my trouble. my point is now i cannot find my thumb code as before certificate >property>detail. now it is shows like certificate>property>general/croscertificates/ocsp/extendied validition. and i cannot import certificate either because the password is not right . could you please tell me waht command can i figure it out. very appriciate!!!

Hi! It sounds like you’re facing a couple of issues with your certificate. Thumbprint Not Found: If you can't find the thumbprint under Properties > Details, it could mean that the certificate isn't correctly imported or it might be in a different store. You can try running the following command to list all certificates and their thumbprints: Get-ChildItem -Path cert:\CurrentUser\My | Select-Object Thumbprint, Subject This will show you all the certificates in the Current User's certificate store, including their thumbprints. Password Issue for Importing Certificate: If the password is not working when you try to import the certificate, ensure that you are using the correct password that was set during the export. If you forgot the password, you won't be able to import the PFX file. Unfortunately, there's no way to recover the password for a PFX file. If you need to create a new certificate or export a new PFX file, ensure you set a secure password that you can remember. Please let me know if this helps or if you have any more questions!

@@learnsmartcoding Hi Smart coding:) many thanks for your kindly reply. it seems clear for me. first :the password which i had setup for pfx is only for the the certificate i had made. maybe there is some mistake. second: what i want figurout is make a SSL trusted certificate. now it seems the website for the company is not aviliable. so at last the private key is failed either. so i will try a gain as your vedio. a million of thanks

Hi! Great question-thanks for asking. In Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Customer and Courier are business entities focused on business rules, while User handles authentication. Here’s how they relate: Different Purposes: User stores login and permissions, while Customer and Courier handle business-specific data, like order history or delivery schedules. Link by ID: Instead of mixing login data into Customer or Courier, these entities can include a User ID field that links to the User entity. This way, we keep the roles separate but can still connect a user to their relevant business data. Example: When a customer logs in, the system uses the User ID to load their Customer info, keeping authentication and business data separate. In short, we link User to business entities like Customer by ID without mixing in login details, keeping everything clean and organized! Hope this helps clarify! 😊 Let me know if you have more questions on this topic. 😊

@@learnsmartcoding Thank you very much for your response! If possible, it would be great if you could make a video about DDD and Clean Architecture, and how to separate auth and business entities.

Sure, will add to my list

Thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you're finding the course helpful!

Thank you for watching and for your question! In OAuth 2.0, access is often centered around resources. However, OpenID Connect (OIDC) adds an "identity layer" on top of OAuth 2.0, which can provide significant benefits in cases where user identity verification is important. In this example, let’s say Alice wants to access resources in a library. If she only had access to a specific resource without sharing her identity, the library wouldn’t know who accessed the resource-it would just know that "someone" with valid access did. By sharing her identity (through OIDC), several benefits come into play: Personalized Access: Alice’s identity can enable access to resources customized specifically for her, such as borrowing history or reserved items. Security and Auditing: Knowing who accessed what is critical for auditing and security. If Alice shares her identity, the library can track her activity and help prevent unauthorized access. Single Sign-On (SSO): With OIDC, Alice can use her identity across multiple services (e.g., multiple libraries or departments) without needing to sign in repeatedly. This is a key benefit in federated systems. Consent and Permissions: Identity sharing allows Alice to explicitly grant consent for specific uses, ensuring that her information is handled transparently and securely. So, while simply gaining resource access may seem like enough, identity sharing provides more robust user experiences, enhanced security, and auditing capabilities. This is why OIDC and OAuth 2.0 are often used together, especially for applications where identity verification is critical.

@learnsmartcoding got it. Really appreciate your explanation ❤️

@mansoorbepar Hi, thank you for your interest. Sure , let me plan for it.. will do it very soon in react js

Thanks buddy for considering. 😊

I appreciate the feedback! Keep watching all the upcoming upcoming videos.

You're welcome! Happy coding!

Hi, Thank you for asking your questions. In the video, I show how to create and configure the values in .Net and Angular apps. My demo video had a completed, working application. Important steps are to know how to create an App Registration and configure its values to your apps. Hope this is clear and helps.

I'm glad you found it helpful!

Hi Ajit, sure. I will make more such videos. How was this video content ?

@@learnsmartcoding Good covers most imp question