Lessons:12Length:2 hours
User authentication and authorization are mandatory components of nearly every web application. You could always roll your own solution, but that's not considered best practice. It is too easy to introduce a security flaw into your system that could lead to compromised user data. Instead, it's better to use a robust existing authentication and authorization library.
This course will teach you how to use Microsoft's Identity framework—a complete user authentication and authorization system for ASP.NET applications.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction00:50
1.1
Introduction
00:50
2.Getting Started
2.1A Brief Tour18:01
2.1
A Brief Tour
18:01
2.2Installing Identity From Scratch08:34
2.2
Installing Identity From Scratch
08:34
3.Working With Users
3.1Creating the Necessary Objects12:07
3.1
Creating the Necessary Objects
12:07
3.2Customizing the User Class09:34
3.2
Customizing the User Class
09:34
3.3Signing in Users06:16
3.3
Signing in Users
06:16
3.4Organizing our Objects15:02
3.4
Organizing our Objects
15:02
4.OAuth and Email
4.1Integrating Facebook for Authentication12:56
4.1
Integrating Facebook for Authentication
12:56
4.2Incorporating Email Support12:26
4.2
Incorporating Email Support
12:26
5.Role-Based Authorization
5.1Creating a Role Manager11:27
5.1
Creating a Role Manager
11:27
5.2Authorizing Users14:59
5.2
Authorizing Users
14:59
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion00:27
6.1
Conclusion
00:27
