Develop Secure Apps with NextJS14, Json Web Token & Cookies

Develop Secure Apps with NextJS14, Json Web Token & Cookies, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 27 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 3012 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn about JWT and its working You will learn to create new next js 14.0 application You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS NextJS14 and start with development You will learn about working of Next js app You will learn to implement JWT Cookie based Authentication You will learn to protect routes in NextJS app using JWT based tokens This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to secure fullstack applications with JWT Cookie based authentication It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to secure fullstack applications with JWT Cookie based authentication.

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Summary

Title: Develop Secure Apps with NextJS14, Json Web Token & Cookies

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $74.99

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What You Will Learn

You will learn about JWT and its working
You will learn to create new next js 14.0 application
You will learn how to setup Tailwind CSS NextJS14 and start with development
You will learn about working of Next js app
You will learn to implement JWT Cookie based Authentication
You will learn to protect routes in NextJS app using JWT based tokens

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to secure fullstack applications with JWT Cookie based authentication

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to secure fullstack applications with JWT Cookie based authentication

In this course you will learn how to secure your NextJS Application with JWT Cookie based Authentication.

Securing a Next.js application with JWT and cookies involves creating a server-side authentication endpoint to handle user logins. Upon successful authentication, the server generates a JSON Web Token (JWT) signed with a secret key. This JWT is then sent to the client as an HTTP-only cookie, enhancing security by preventing JavaScript access.

On the client side, implement functions for user authentication, including login, logout, and status checking. For authenticated requests, include the JWT in the request headers to verify the user’s identity on the server.

In summary, the process entails validating user credentials on the server, generating a signed JWT, and securely transmitting it to the client via an HTTP-only cookie. The client-side implementation manages user authentication functions, and the server verifies requests using the received JWT. This approach enhances application security by utilizing the capabilities of JWTs and secure cookie handling.

JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are a compact, URL-safe means of representing claims between two parties. In web development, JWTs serve as secure tokens for transmitting information, often used for user authentication. Comprising three parts—header, payload, and signature—JWTs are encoded and signed, providing a lightweight and tamper-evident structure. Their versatility and self-contained nature make JWTs widely adopted for transmitting authenticated data, and they are commonly employed in various web-related protocols and frameworks.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction, Installation and Getting Started

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: About your Instructor

Lecture 3: What is JSON WEB TOKEN and how it gets generated

Lecture 4: Different Parts of a JWT token

Lecture 5: How is the Token used in subsequent request between client and server

Lecture 6: Setting up new Next App

Lecture 7: Designing the home page

Lecture 8: Designing the login Form page

Lecture 9: Installing the required npm dependencies

Chapter 2: Developing the REST API's for Authentication & Profile information

Lecture 1: Create Login REST API and Generate JWT Token

Lecture 2: Setting the JWT token as serialized cookie in response header

Lecture 3: Call the Login API from Frontend and Check the cookie

Lecture 4: After login route the user to dashboard page

Chapter 3: Integrating the Frontend with Backend for Login, Logout & Profile functionality

Lecture 1: Create GET API to get the user profile information

Lecture 2: Creating Layout for Dashboard

Lecture 3: Making Profile API call and adding logic to restrict routing to dashboard

Lecture 4: Fixing the redirect to login page and testing the functionality

Lecture 5: Implementing Logout functionality

Lecture 6: Get the current loggedin user details

Lecture 7: Resolving the json error and displaying the admin email on dashboard

Lecture 8: Testing the complete functionality

Chapter 4: Developing User Registration Functionality

Lecture 1: Installing mongoose, creating schema and establishing database connection

Lecture 2: Develop the API for user registration and save user to database

Lecture 3: Create user registration page and call the API to register the user

Lecture 4: Integrating login functionality with database

Lecture 5: Getting user full name from DB and displaying on dashboard

Chapter 5: Source Code for the Course

Lecture 1: Code base

Instructors

Ranjan Pandey
Software Professional with 14+ years of experience in IT

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