OAuth 2.0: Nailed the core framework with hands dirty. (Udemy.com)

Where is no resources or link to the source code for lessons. You should every time make pause to cope the code, some times it's not working and you can't compare it with some reference so you should rewatch all the lesson to find all code changes. The teacher do it really fast and you have no enough time to press Pause button to copy the code so you will press "Go back 5 second ago" button million times during the course.

This was an excellent course, and did a great job of making a "dry" topic very interesting and fun. I came in with some basic ideas on OAuth2 already, but the course clarified a lot and I am a lot more confident with this knowledge now. The instructor has structured the course very well and takes a really hands-on approach: from setting up the Keycloak server to creating and adding clients which interact with different parts of OAuth and OIDC. It's all really well taught, covers a lot of ground and there are lots of relevant references and examples for when you want to go deeper. I went in aware that the English may not be clear but I didn't find it difficult to understand at all. To be honest I watched most of the course at 1.75x without issue. Aside from that there are excellent subtitles/captions available on every video too so it shouldn't be an issue. Thank you Charnnarong!

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Totally helped my to implement my oauth2 application with full understanding whats going on. I was also able to transfer this knowledge to .net core and vuejs. Thanks and well done.

Super course. It really goes deep and teaches me the stuff I want to know. It also sets up a perfect playground for taking this further and experimenting myself. This is no course for just watching - you have to actively follow along. But this is definitely worth the effort.

First of all, a big thank you to Charnnarong for making this fantastic course... I've been looking for a similar course on Keycloak for a long time but to no avail, until recently ;) The course is definitely aimed towards experienced developers (basic working knowledge of web development is assumed) but is structured and explained in such a way, that even a Golang noob as myself is able to follow along (I am actually looking into rewriting the backend in Clojure...) I am learning OAuth2, Keycloak, Golang and more, all in one package! Amazing stuff! Keep up the good work and many thanks for sharing your knowledge! PS: For those worrying about the lecturers accent, you can always turn the captions on. This stuff is golden and you don't want to miss out!!!

The hands-on part is super! And the switching back-and-forth between custom code and Postman gives an extra perspective in understanding the protocol. It is so much clearer than many other courses which often rely on PowerPoint slides to regurgitate the RFC specification. Tip: As a student, turn on the caption/subtitle of the video if you cannot make out the exact spoken words in the audio.

The pace is great as I feel like I'm really absorbing what is being taught, and I like how the instructor goes in to detail about the tool he's using i.e. Vagrant or go (even though he'll stop and say that he's rambling on too much, I like the extra detail).

the topics and examples are very well explained, definitely this is not a course for beginners. If you really want to learn security this a very good course to crash in real world situations.

The content is very great and it really helps me to understand the concepts of oauth. However I am not a native english speaker and his english accent is very hard to understand for me. I am now using the closed captioning and I am able to follow much better. Thank you very much!