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AngularJS Authentication: Secure Your App with Auth0

Secure your AngularJS app with JSON Web Tokens (JWT). This course teaches you implementation for authentication and authorization. Build robust, protected web applications.

4.5(2,236)
59,613students
1h 45m
Ryan Chenkie
Ryan ChenkieFull-Stack Developer

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AngularJS Authentication: Secure Your App with Auth0 is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Ryan Chenkie. It runs 1h 45m and is taught in English. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 2,236 reviews, with 59,613 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, last updated November 2017.

Traditional web application authentication often relies on a simple process: sending credentials to the server, establishing a session, and receiving a cookie for storage in the browser. While effective for traditional, round-trip applications, this approach isn't ideal for modern single-page applications (SPAs), particularly those built with frameworks like AngularJS.

This course dives into the complexities of traditional authentication methods and explores a superior alternative: JSON Web Tokens (JWT). You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges inherent in securing single-page application authentication.

We'll practically implement authentication within an AngularJS app that interacts with an Express API. The course addresses the difficulties of maintaining secure, stateless authentication in a separated front-end and back-end environment. Learn how to effectively leverage JWTs to overcome these hurdles.

To streamline the process and avoid building an authentication server from scratch, we'll utilize Auth0, a leading identity and authentication server. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped to implement robust and secure authentication solutions for your modern web applications.

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