Secure User Authentication | Android + Ktor Server + MongoDB

Secure User Authentication | Android + Ktor Server + MongoDB, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 56 lectures, based on 110 reviews, and has 872 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop an Android Application Develop a Backend Server with Ktor Ktor 2.0 Create your own REST API Design App UI using Jetpack Compose UI toolkit Clean Architecture Authentication Authorization ID Token Access Token JSON Web Token OAuth Open ID Connect Sessions Cookies Session Encryption One-Tap Sign in for Android Mongo DB CRUD operations Create, Read, Update, Delete GET, POST, PUT, DELETE HTTP Methods Server Deployment Heroku and more.. This course is ideal for individuals who are Android Developers or Kotlin Programmers It is particularly useful for Android Developers or Kotlin Programmers.

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Summary

Title: Secure User Authentication | Android + Ktor Server + MongoDB

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop an Android Application
Develop a Backend Server with Ktor
Ktor 2.0
Create your own REST API
Design App UI using Jetpack Compose UI toolkit
Clean Architecture
Authentication
Authorization
ID Token
Access Token
JSON Web Token
OAuth
Open ID Connect
Sessions
Cookies
Session Encryption
One-Tap Sign in for Android
Mongo DB
CRUD operations
Create, Read, Update, Delete
GET, POST, PUT, DELETE HTTP Methods
Server Deployment
Heroku
and more..

Who Should Attend

Android Developers
Kotlin Programmers

Target Audiences

Android Developers
Kotlin Programmers

In this course I’m going to teach you how to successfully authenticate your users, and create you own user database on the back-end server, all by yourself. This course project will include a Mongo DB on our back-end, where you’ll learn how to execute all CRUD operations from an Android application.

You don’t need a Firebase anymore, because with this course you’ll get the necessary knowledge to establish a secure communication between your Android application and the back-end server. At the start of this course I will introduce you with some important concepts which we are going to use throughout this course, like the difference between Authentication and Authorization, ID Token and Access Token, OAuth and Open ID Connect, Sessions and Cookies, JSON Web Token and One-Tap Sign in for Android.

You will be able to see how that communication will look like behind the scenes, and we are going authenticate our users using their Google account. In Android app, as a new sign in mechanism, One-Tap for Android will be implemented as well.

We will create a rather simple project, so that you can easily follow up this course, and learn everything you need, that later you become qualified to create more complex applications, that include authenticate mechanism and your own user database.

We are going to use the newest technologies and API’s in this project like: Jetpack Compose, Ktor 2.0, One-Tap Sign in for Android and Mongo DB.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Client-Server Communication Explained

Lecture 3: Authentication vs Authorization

Lecture 4: ID Token

Lecture 5: Access Token

Lecture 6: OAuth 2.0 and Open ID Connect

Lecture 7: JSON Web Token – JWT

Lecture 8: Sessions and Cookies

Lecture 9: One-Tap Sign in for Android

Lecture 10: Project Resources

Chapter 2: Implement One-Tap Sign in on Android

Lecture 1: Project Setup

Lecture 2: Application Design Preview

Lecture 3: Google Cloud Platform

Lecture 4: Navigation Setup

Lecture 5: Dagger-Hilt Setup

Lecture 6: Create Google Button component

Lecture 7: Create MessageBar component

Lecture 8: Create LoginScreen

Lecture 9: DataStoreOperations and Repository

Lecture 10: RepositoryModule

Lecture 11: LoginViewModel

Lecture 12: One Tap – Sign in/Sign up

Lecture 13: StartActivityForResult

Lecture 14: Retrieve ID Token

Chapter 3: Back-end Server with Ktor

Lecture 1: Generate and Setup the Project

Lecture 2: Install a Postman & Add a Root Route

Lecture 3: Setup Session Plugin

Lecture 4: Setup Authentication Plugin

Lecture 5: Authorized Route

Lecture 6: Verify Token ID

Lecture 7: Introducing with MongoDB

Lecture 8: Download and Install Mongo DB

Lecture 9: Install Koin Plugin

Lecture 10: Create & Implement UserDataSource

Lecture 11: TokenVerification – Add User to Mongo DB

Lecture 12: GetUserInfo Route

Lecture 13: UpdateUserInfo Route

Lecture 14: DeleteUser Route

Lecture 15: SignOut Route

Chapter 4: Implement Profile Screen on Android

Lecture 1: Create Ktor API

Lecture 2: Implement Repository

Lecture 3: Verify Token with the Backend Server

Lecture 4: Create ProfileTopBar

Lecture 5: Display AlertDialog

Lecture 6: Create ProfileContent

Lecture 7: Get User Information

Lecture 8: Update User Information

Lecture 9: Sign Out

Lecture 10: Delete User Account

Lecture 11: Handle Session Removal

Lecture 12: Final Touch

Chapter 5: Server Deployment

Lecture 1: Push your Server on Heroku

Lecture 2: Connect MongoDB Atlas

Lecture 3: Network Traffic Inspection

Chapter 6: Course Updates

Lecture 1: Update #1 – Dependency Update, Code Cleanup

Lecture 2: Update #2 – Dependency Update and Code Cleanup

Instructors

Stefan Jovanovic
Kotlin Multiplatform Developer

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