Pretty amazing how you went from 0 just over a year ago to releasing videos like this. You must have natural talent for programming, and React in particular.
Thanks Dylan! Throughout the initial process (let's say the first 6 months) I've never really felt that I was picking up things very easily. Especially when I started with React I had a lot of issues with understanding the most basic things. Also during the coding bootcamp (that I left after about ~3 weeks) I was one of the weaker, if not weakest student. I think it was eventually due to the (crazy) amount of time I spent understanding things that got me to the point where it became a lot easier to pick things up.
@@TechbaseDev sorry to take your time .. I want to ask.. I am going to make a register and login with react native .. And i am searching about security for APIs.. Is there any good practice to make API more secure and good? Or the security in authentication and authorization ? Thank you
Absolutely! When it comes down to authentication it's probably safe to let the server respond with a session cookie that use both the "http only" and "same site" attribute (27:09). As for authorization: it's a good idea to focus on the "principle of least privilege " (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_privilege). You want to make sure that you do proper authentication checks for incoming requests. There's many other things of course, the "OWASP API Security Project " might be a good starting point (owasp.org/www-project-api-security/). PS I'm planning to do a security crash course for NodeJS (and just servers in general) next year.
Yes, sooner or later I'll start adding more backend related (NodeJS) content to the channel as well to eventually dive into full stack projects. I'm planning to do this next year!
hey, nice content thank you. I've noticed some issue with AppScan in VSC in react projects, code is losing colorizing while the extension is enable and it's reporting problems with syntax that doesn't really exists, very promising tool but cannot use it :/
Pretty amazing how you went from 0 just over a year ago to releasing videos like this. You must have natural talent for programming, and React in particular.
Thanks Dylan!
Throughout the initial process (let's say the first 6 months) I've never really felt that I was picking up things very easily.
Especially when I started with React I had a lot of issues with understanding the most basic things. Also during the coding bootcamp (that I left after about ~3 weeks) I was one of the weaker, if not weakest student.
I think it was eventually due to the (crazy) amount of time I spent understanding things that got me to the point where it became a lot easier to pick things up.
A legend is Born. Glad your collaboration with Traversy. That was great 👍
Thanks so much Willi. I'll make sure I keep the new content going 😀
@@TechbaseDev Hoping Jamstack (Serverless)
Testing and many more
Must follow these on application
Phenomenal crash course, thank you for all the work you put in
One of the best courses!!! TY!
Much needed
Great course. Thanks!
Awesomely useful stuff ! Thanks so much for sharing. You got yourself another subscriber :)
Great video!!!🙏
Thanks so much .. you give us a very important information.. keep going !
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
@@TechbaseDev sorry to take your time .. I want to ask.. I am going to make a register and login with react native .. And i am searching about security for APIs.. Is there any good practice to make API more secure and good? Or the security in authentication and authorization ?
Thank you
Absolutely!
When it comes down to authentication it's probably safe to let the server respond with a session cookie that use both the "http only" and "same site" attribute (27:09). As for authorization: it's a good idea to focus on the "principle of least privilege
" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_privilege).
You want to make sure that you do proper authentication checks for incoming requests.
There's many other things of course, the "OWASP API Security Project
" might be a good starting point (owasp.org/www-project-api-security/).
PS I'm planning to do a security crash course for NodeJS (and just servers in general) next year.
@@TechbaseDev okay.. Thanks so much.. I will try all that principals.🌷🌷
This is one of the best video i have found about react security. can u also upload more advance security videos plz?
keep uploading ..
Nice thanks you 👍🏼❤️🎉🙏 , can you please can you do a video on session Cookie application , appreciate your help and support
Yes, sooner or later I'll start adding more backend related (NodeJS) content to the channel as well to eventually dive into full stack projects.
I'm planning to do this next year!
@@TechbaseDev thank you so much 👍🏼🙏🎉 ,we support you
Thanks
Start using nonce in order to authenticate scripts in your app so that no cross scripting is possible in your app
good video
hey, nice content thank you. I've noticed some issue with AppScan in VSC in react projects, code is losing colorizing while the extension is enable and it's reporting problems with syntax that doesn't really exists, very promising tool but cannot use it :/
Hmm, that's strange. There's always Snyk which you can use. Overall it's better supported compared to HCL.
Good