Spring Security Fundamentals (OAuth ,JWT,CSRF and more) (Udemy.com)

Good content and great information on Spring Security. While I wish it covered some topics in more depth, I overall enjoyed the class and learned a lot. Beyond the excellent content, I especially appreciate the effort to keep the syntax updated, given how frequently Spring Security evolves. It's fantastic to learn from a teacher who ensures we stay current!

its Good, since I am new to security , i was confused between filter, manager ,provider.do we need to use all three to security and when to use what. which are defaults and which are customs

Bharath is an excellent Mentor and he always teach in a very enthusiastic mood and engage the learner with his command over the subject. I love to do other courses from you and thank you for your all-hard work for bringing this course to us. Thanks a ton :)

Very nice lectures, practical concepts. Quick response to doubts and queries. Thanks Bharath sir. My only concern is instead of using postman , you could have explained , how it can be used in a web application and implement the tokens internally in code. Since all places postman is used , i think there is some knowledge gap created. Investing nearly 6 hours of time here, if any samples included for the above mentioned scenario will be helpful

Very good course on spring security. This course covered all the important topics in spring security. But my opinion is... 1) Fully concentrated spring security section (token based jwt or AES) with only rest api's as real world service and also considering swagger, actuators etc. would be more helpful. I felt instructor spent less time around restfull api's compared to java web application. 2) Now a days no one building front-end with jsp (java web app), so instructor shouldn't have spend much time on it. 3) Section-wise code availability will be helpful for topic reference.

I like Bharats courses, He keeps it short and precise. Helps in quickly picking up with the subject area. This course went on smoothly upuntill section 7. in my opinion OAuth Section needs more theory coverage & Better explanation. The way the project is coded Server & Client all in one creates lot of ambiguity. that spoilt my learning experience. Also important subjects like multi tenancy, etc were not addressed explicitly.

The course is very good,but the downlaodable resources are too less. All of them are available in the initial folder,but they have lot of code,which is not yet taught .For Example, a person doing section 5 ,wants to download code and run.He downloads the who repo,but it has lot of features which will be taught in the next lectures. To make the code running, by removing dependencies is painful job.So The Teacher should consider putting up upto date code relevant to that section.Apart from that,its a great Tutorial

Very good course Similar to Other courses of Bharath, I am watching / following Bharath from nearly > 10 years starting from his youtube channel, Highly recommeded course for everyone to get the basics strong on Spring Security, Bharath has a very good teaching skills like complex topics explanation in a very easy and understandable way with beautiful examples and without wasting time he will get to the point of topic in each lecture, Thank you very much for providing such a great courses which are very very helpful to us, Your teaching effort and designing course and flow is simply amazing, All the best and wish you a good luck Bharath.

This course is very helpful. I really like Bharath Explaining Style. As he introduced OAuth - i had problems, because the repository from the video for oauth was not compatible somehow. I had errors when building the project. I was not sure why, but Bharath gave the advice in the video, that his version could maybe be obsolete in the future so i was looking for another one and it worked. I'm very happy with this course. It's a great help.

I found that the material was well organized and explained clearly. The instructor answered to questions very fast. I would have liked to get a bit more explanations when we choose certain things over others e.g. why using basic auth over other auth. I recomand this course to whoever is interested in extending his knowledge in Spring Security.