What is OAuth really all about - OAuth tutorial - Java Brains

In this tutorial, you'll understand what OAuth is really all about. You'll learn why OAuth was created and what problem it solves. We'll also look at a typical OAuth flow at a very high level so that you have a basic understanding of the interaction.

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[raghavddps]

Teaching is an art and this man has mastered it! <3

[LencoTB]

I saw countless videos on Oauth but went straight to the point where I understood it immediately. What a masterful explanation. Thank you for making this video.

[karthik]

Awesome explanation in a simple way. "These are the type of videos that we pay our internet bills to watch.."
Thanks for sharing..

[ozzyfromspace]

All the coding tutorials in the world are meaningless if the educator can’t explain why the *thing* exists in the first place. You might explain something using simplified coding examples or very clear analogies. It doesn’t matter the method; you just need to ensure that you (the educator) makes us understand the purpose of something. Java Brains has mastered this, and I am blown away by just how crystal clear his explanation was. This is something I strive to attain one day. Bravissimo!

[TimeForLifeTravel]

Very well done! You gave me the "Why" and easy ways to remember "What" is going on. The only downside, I now wish I had a car expensive enough to need a valet key! LOL

[vipul]

You know a person really knows the topic well if he makes it so easy to understand. It is very easy to talk about a topic at such a high level which no one understands. Thank you man.

[byeonggilpark]

It has been almost 2months to figure out how spring security works. I know what each segment of the class and function are but never understood how it works all together. thank you you made my day!

[alexyao]

Thanks for this tutorial, here I have a summary :
OAuth is all about Authorization, take photo print App as the example. When user needs photo print App to print out some photo stored in Google drive account, but a normal app doesn't have any user's credentials info stored or cached (basically it's illegit nor necessary), so the App would ask Google Drive for the access. --> Google drive will ask user to grant the access to the App, but only with limited permissions. --> user agreed on that --> Google sends a thing called Token which contains user's credential info but in a secure way (encrypted). --> App will send token back to Google --> Google verify it and let App to connect with it.

[VijayKanta]

Showing slides and flow diagrams puts this series a tad bit above others. Oh yes, did I forget to mention the vast knowledge this guy has? 5 stars!

[madhun]

No words! Just awesome.... the way you are explaining taking real time examples just gets registered in our minds!! Thanks a TON Koushik!!

[sheelstera]

JB - Never thought I would say this to a man.. "You make my weekends come alive".. What a start to this weekend.... Eagerly eagerly waiting for the SAML and SAML Spring integration... My weakest point..

[Thegeekprofessor]

Clearly explained, good graphics, good examples, simple explanation, good analogies. Honestly, this video was impressive and definitely helped me understand what was going on. Very nice work!

[eduardofernandezdiaz]

“Second of all: Don’t call me crazy” 😂

[dineshchandgr]

amazingly explained with analogy. How does this guy come up with different analogies for every concept! Very creative

[sameepkaranjkar]

The terminologies used to understand Oauth is simply amazing 😇 Best Teacher !

[armengishyan]

I think isn't possible to explain more details and clear than this. Great job !!!

[dacoweva]

This is BY FAR the best OAUTH explanation I’ve ever seen.

[praneeth]

Now that's the way you present, was glued till the end !!!! Absolutely clear for a person with zero insights into these concepts !!!

You nailed it bro, great work !

[tbmk]

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[TheDheerendraJaiswal]

this is pure gold. thank you so much sir.