Build an Authentication API with Node.js, TypeScript, Typegoose, ExpressJS & Zod

0:00 Intro
1:14 Demo
3:42 Code walkthrough
5:40 Bootstrap
19:56 Register user
43:57 Mailer setup
54:22 Verify email
1:02:13 Forgot password email
1:12:52 Reset password
1:20:30 Login
1:43:23 Get current user
1:52:14 Refresh tokens

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📚 Concepts & technologies covered
- REST API
- Authentication
- TypeScript
- Mongoose & Typegoose

[dishantnavadiya]

I think you are the best on YouTube for making video tutorials. A completely new beginners can easily understand your content. I wish you were there when i start learning these tutorials 😂. Try to explore pagination and more.

[Korazza]

Your content is amazing, really high quality. I would love to see a full stack graphql version of this, with nextjs and SSR where you also show us about security best practices, like where to store the access token, how to deal with refresh tokens when access one expires. Damn that could be something I would pay for!

[aleksandrmisnov]

Hey Tom, wanted to join in with other commenters and thank you for probably the most useful content on MERN stack on YouTube! Compare to other channels, your tutorials are actually very in depth and useful due to very sensible use of typescript. Without going crazy and over typing the code to the point where it’s already unreadable!
I would love to see if you could incorporate architectural patterns into say the mern playlist by making code modular with ability to switch between mongoose and say prisma with Postgres. Also would be great to see how you handle react testing library for the front end. ;) thanks again!! Such an underrated channel it’s unbelievable..

[Visinhoever]

You are the best!!! @Tom. Thank you for being such a blessing.

[MrKeepItTrill]

As someone who has a supercomputer laying around that can only crack argon2 passwords I would like to thank you for finally giving it something to do

[damin]

Man the fact that you use typescript in your tutorials is so nice, I come to learn and this way I just learn more even if I want to use plain js.

[ichigokuro]

Thank you soo much Tom for this amazing video...learnt alot!

[Draxen]

Mate, absolutely epic tutorial. Learnt a shitload and really enjoyed the entire walkthrough.
Please keep making these epic videos man, you've got the knack for it!
Rock on bro 🤘

[dumbledoornguyen]

Hi Tom! Thank you for making this video. I've already implemented your folder structure into my own projects! However, typescript is so overwhelming..., like Request<{}, {}, {}, {}>. Its gonna take me a while to digest all of this ahhh!

[lihinfei]

Learnt tons of stuffs from your videos, and you deserve more views.
Keep the good work and wish you all the best, my friend.

[Nab_]

If only I have a way to make your videos appear first on youtube search, so that people that are looking for high quality content find you quicker

[priyanshunaskar]

Your content is amazing and the quality is really high the practises you use really cleared a lot of concepts and teached me how to not make a hotchpotch

[roysheppard-dev]

Hi Tom, I have recently discovered your videos. This is the best video I have seen on how to use typescript with node and some of the practices you use I will be using as standard from now on.

[juanfrancomartin]

Awesome content Tom!! Thanks for sharing

[benjadiaz]

Marvelous tutorial! I learned a lot of this project, thanks so much for share it 👏🏻🙌🏻

[royz_]

This tutorial was amazing. I learnt a lot of new things.
I have just one suggestion.. when you make a mistake, please mention which part you fixed (even if its obvious and straightforward) rather than just fixing it and edit that part out.

[iuryferreira]

It took me some time to get here, but i am finally understanding your content and it is gold. Thanks for the videos!

[nelsonfleig]

Great tutorial Tom! Thanks for your hard work. I'm using these techniques to build my graphql boilerplate with Typegraphql.

[ricardorien]

That last 30 minutes are pure fire! I'm trying to do the same thing but with Postgres and Prisma (ORM) and it's hard.

[youmee]

Hello TomDoesTech, Please implement this api with frontend like React or Vue🔥 I like this amazing video tutorial.