Spring Security with ReactJS, OAuth2, JWT, MFA | Spring Boot (Udemy.com)

The Java Security course was excellent and exceeded my expectations. The instructor explained concepts clearly with practical coding examples, making complex topics easy to understand. The hands-on demonstrations and real-world scenarios helped reinforce learning. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to strengthen their Java and Spring Security skills.

In Starting phase , i rated this course with 2 stars , but later as I step up toward the Auth and deployment then i update my rating to the 5 star. I learn a lot from this course , even i have learn from lot of free YT courses but this course is fully fantastic . i suggest you if u want to learn the Auth , then believe me this course is enough .

Hey mister, I have seen many of your courses in youtube too and I am really glad about the content that you put. Thank you very much for everything you do for the community. However I want to provide some feedback from my experience. -Copy Paste Videos: I get the point of having a fast learning experience, since Spring Boot and React are required to watch this course but I think it damages the learning flow. I would prefer double the duration and implementing together the features because this way feels more "organic". And of course copying pasting and having reds everywhere in IDE can be indimidating for some people -Implementation sequence: I have observed that sometimes you first create the implementation in the Controller, then write the Service dependency in the controller, which does not exist then you get the errors and finally you implement the service. I would suggest to have a more "natural" flow. Start with the repository, go to the service, finalize with the Controller. Especially for people who are not experienced with Spring Boot it can help them to have a more organic implementation workflow. -API Traversal I really appreciate you trying to show the ins and outs of the Security library of Spring Boot, but at some points I got lost, and I think you got lost by traversing the code and going from one inherited class method to an interface. I think visual graphs Class UMLs would be simpler to get how everything looks like That being said, thank you for providing a robust blueprint for Authorization/Authentication, I wish you the best in your next videos

EmbarkX’s Spring Security 6 – JWT, OAuth2, Multi-Factor Authentication course on Udemy genuinely surpassed my expectations as my first paid learning experience from this educator. I was able to build a secure notes website in a full-stack setup, applying industry-standard security practices right from project inception. The course doesn’t just focus on backend essentials like Spring Boot and advanced security protocols—it goes further to integrate React for the frontend and tackles real-world challenges such as CORS and deploying to AWS. What impressed me most was the hands-on approach to topics like JWT authentication, OAuth2 flows, and multi-factor authentication, all presented with clear explanations that suit both beginners and those aiming for production-ready skills. By the end of the journey, I felt confident in my ability to design, code, and deploy modern, secure Java web applications. The comprehensive coverage and practical guidance in this course make it ideal for backend and full-stack developers wanting to upskill in enterprise security and cloud deployment. I can fully recommend this 5-star course to anyone eager to master secure, scalable application development using contemporary tools and practices. And now I'm planning to buy the Ecommerce course both monolith & microservice. Now, I know it will be worth it.

This course is all just copy/paste this here. Do you save time in course length? Sure. Do you get to see the logic behind why you're writing the code as you write it? Absolutely not. 100% unhelpful to provide a course like this. If I wanted to learn this way I would literally just look up documentation. You may as well just be yoinking code from StackOverflow and tossing it into a project.

Hi Faisal, I've been following your free courses on YT for more than a while and then just decided to go for the paid ones. I just believe that I'll get the best from this course because you made a lot of stuff easier to understand. I like your approach. 4 star for that.. This course is going to set my foundation in springboot and I am excited for that. Going forward I'll definitely rate the course according to my satisfaction. Edit: Thank you so much for the react course!! Thanks a Ton!

maja araha hai sikhane me just completed back end part heading towards react essentials great course faisal. good explanation in depth beginner friendly. binge studying this course lol awesome lecture he is.

I have completed the course (mostly - I did not do the updated REACT parts) and thanks to this course, I have written and launched my own full stack application for my business using Spring boot, MySQL and REACT. This course and it's content was invaluable! Faisal responds promptly to questions and the course was updated whilst I was completing it. It now also includes some REACT background/basics - I purchased another course for REACT as this was initially missing in this course, but since the addition, is now an "All you could need" course to be able to create your own full stack application. I have a degree in computer science, but had not coded at all since 2001 (Java feels like a different language since then) and so I had to rely heavily on the content of this course. I cannot recommend Faisal and his courses highly enough! Thanks Faisal!

I recently completed a course on Spring Security, OAuth, and multi-factor authentication, and I must say the instructor's teaching style is simply magical. He has an incredible ability to break down complex topics into simple, digestible steps, making even the most challenging concepts easy to understand. His clear explanations, practical examples, and structured approach made learning a breeze. This course not only boosted my confidence but also deepened my understanding of these important security topics. I highly recommend this instructor to anyone looking to master Spring Security!

best one on spring security gives clarity,you are not going to be a master by following courses until and unless you build and incorporate the knowledge and also read the official docs.So this course will give you the best clarity and Faisal is amazing and he is prompt in solving your questions too. To Faisal, Thanks and build a community where people can share what they have built and discuss.