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weblog.west-wind.com | ||
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timdeschryver.dev
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| | | | | To improve the security of our Single Page Applications, let's ditch the access tokens in the browser and make the Backend for Frontend (BFF) responsible for the authentication process using the Authorization Code flow with PKCE. To achieve this, we'll use the Duende.BFF NuGet package and let it communicate with Auth0. | |
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sandrino.dev
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| | | | | An introduction on how to configure JWT Bearer authentication and authorization (based on scopes) for your ASP.NET Core 5 APIs. | |
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blog.elmah.io
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| | | | | Learn about how to secure your ASP.NET Core APIs with OAuth 2.0 and JSON Web Tokens without using third-party services like IdentityServer, Okta, and Auth0. | |
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scastiel.dev
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| | | If you have ever created an API or a form accepting user input, you know what data validation is, and how tedious it can be. Fortunately, libraries can help us, such as Yup or Zod. But recently, I realized that these libraries allow patterns that go much farther than input validation. In this post, I'll show you why I now use them in most of my TypeScript projects. | ||
