When interacting with an API, you are typically authenticating and authorizing another system, rather than an individual user. Generally, a user’s JWT (JSON Web Token) should not be used for authenticating API requests. API servers primarily handle communication with other systems rather than directly with end-users. oAuth is for authorization. someone already highlighted so i dont want to mention again. Instead of using static images, you're using motion pictures, which make the concepts easier to understand. Kudos to you! Keep sharing more videos!
the videos are amazing, just completed UPI video and now i cant stop myself binge watching these interesting videos. explanation and video's design choices are great... keep the good work up bro
Bro, the videos you make are amazing. The animation, narration, and explanations are all top-notch. But please consider changing the channel logo. I think it might be the reason why the target audience isn’t reaching you or remembering your channel; the logo feels AI-generated, which might make viewers assume the videos lack personal effort. Just a suggestion from my side.
Correct. While OAuth 2.0 does use tokens and often looks like it’s doing authentication, it’s actually focused on authorization. For authentication, we usually combine OAuth 2.0 with another protocol, like OpenID Connect, which builds on OAuth 2.0 to handle both identity and authorization. I have covered OAuth 2.0 in detail here (one of my most popular videos), ua-cam.com/video/ZDuRmhLSLOY/v-deo.htmlsi=YcaMNrQg2vD_kJJh Let me know what you think and thanks for pointing that out!
Upload a video on MFA, explaining how OTP, QR scanner and passkey verification works.
When interacting with an API, you are typically authenticating and authorizing another system, rather than an individual user. Generally, a user’s JWT (JSON Web Token) should not be used for authenticating API requests. API servers primarily handle communication with other systems rather than directly with end-users. oAuth is for authorization. someone already highlighted so i dont want to mention again. Instead of using static images, you're using motion pictures, which make the concepts easier to understand. Kudos to you! Keep sharing more videos!
the videos are amazing, just completed UPI video and now i cant stop myself binge watching these interesting videos. explanation and video's design choices are great... keep the good work up bro
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback!
That was a great explanation, very informative and well presented.
Thank you so much! As always amazing explanation.
you never disappoints man
Your videos are crystal clear and visually stunning with cool animation. May I know what software you use to edit these??
Pushing the algorithm ❤
Thank you for your continuous support!
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Hi Thanks. I have a suggestion for you. Your explanation is very good. Why don't you create a course in Udemy for your content?
Thank you for the suggestion, but I simply don't have time to manage that, so posting here what I know. Will think about it in future.
Bro, the videos you make are amazing. The animation, narration, and explanations are all top-notch. But please consider changing the channel logo. I think it might be the reason why the target audience isn’t reaching you or remembering your channel; the logo feels AI-generated, which might make viewers assume the videos lack personal effort. Just a suggestion from my side.
Oauth2 is for Authorization not for authentication.
Correct. While OAuth 2.0 does use tokens and often looks like it’s doing authentication, it’s actually focused on authorization. For authentication, we usually combine OAuth 2.0 with another protocol, like OpenID Connect, which builds on OAuth 2.0 to handle both identity and authorization.
I have covered OAuth 2.0 in detail here (one of my most popular videos),
ua-cam.com/video/ZDuRmhLSLOY/v-deo.htmlsi=YcaMNrQg2vD_kJJh
Let me know what you think and thanks for pointing that out!
You need to change the presentation bg colour
Hi sir is there a way to contact you.