Blazor at work with Microsoft Entra ID (including how to from scratch)

Blazor templates do a great job of getting you sample code for integrating individual accounts with user names and passwords with external ID logins for Google, Twitter, and Microsoft accounts. But we believe many internal work projects may want to allow their colleagues to use the app, with roles and permissions determined in the Entra ID. This episode is all about how your project can use Blazor at work.

These instructions can get you started with Microsoft accounts as an external authentication provider. However, you can't use it as is for a single-tenant (accounts at work) style solution. As discussed on the show, you need to add the Authorization and Token endpoints for YOUR tenant:

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[HungTran-jxxc]

from Vietnam watched.
Thank for sharing

[jeff]

Great content, you've earned a subscriber! Yes please provide a companion video to walk through the code, It would be very beneficial to see each individual piece and how that all works together.

[sciclops]

Really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with the world. Great format, and the explenation of the thought porocess. Look foward to a companion for a line by line dev session. Also looking forward to the updated github commits with this sessions code. 🙏

[danielpog]

this was a realy good video, i learned alot. Thank you for your work!

[nickamountaineer]

My man, read the popups! Around the 32:45 mark, you have to click Ask Later, not the Next button. That's why it wanted you to setup MFA. Had nothing to do with the template. The only reason I know this is I did the same thing myself.

[Marleixo]

NIce work man, do you published the source code of this BlazorAuthFromScratch app? Would be good to go through the source code directly ;-)

[estebanrojas]

Is the source files on a GitHub? It would be a life safer

[vivekchhatrala]

It is a really helpful demo. Does anyone have an idea for how to skip that register page (showing at [43:38], a page which shows the message - [You've successfully authenticated with Microsoft. Please enter an email address for this site below and click the Register button to finish logging in]) and without asking the user to register. It should do the register process in the background.