Just wanted to say thanks to Nejdetkadir (twitter.com/nejdetkadirr) for the demo for this project. Also a big thank you to the channel members/patreon supporters who encourage me to stay up all night making these videos haha. You're all the best!
Working on it! I'm trying to build my own application so I have a bit of motivation for this project haha. The biggest blocker for me is usually just getting the token authentication working. Considering how smooth this was, it shouldn't be too bad getting a proper video out by next week. Famous last words lol
Thanks for the video! For production, should we add a separate controller to create Doorkeeper::Application per client so that we don't expose the client_id ('Web Client' client_id)?
Great content! Thanks a lot man... One thing that I don't quite understand was why did you create a namespace and a scope in your routes, what was the point? Thanks a lot!
It can help to keep things cleaner, but it was also just a chance to show people how to do it. It's one of those topics where a dedicated video probably wouldn't be something people would even know to search for because they might not know it's possible, so sometimes I'll stress it in other videos to give them exposure to the idea. You could do the same thing without the scope or the namespace, it doesn't matter really
I think for this one I didn't use the --api argument, because people (myself included) have been wanting to know how to allow API login as well as regular login.
Yeah I have a much more involved React tutorial coming soon. I think there's a tutorial on the channel for a pure todos app with Rails and React, but without any login. So if you want login, check back next week probably
Thanks a lot. Not easy to complete as other tutorials. May be to improve it, you could show at the beginning the final result that we want to get. Then start developing it ?
If you believe in God existence, He is surely guiding you, because this video arrives just in time, when I started my research about Api auth on r7 thank you so much for you and for mr nejdetkadir for providing this project
Just wanted to say thanks to Nejdetkadir (twitter.com/nejdetkadirr) for the demo for this project.
Also a big thank you to the channel members/patreon supporters who encourage me to stay up all night making these videos haha. You're all the best!
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That’s some good stuff here. At the moment you probably make the most useful content in the rails community.
I appreciate that! Glad it was helpful 🙂
Thank you dean! i can't wait for the next content
Thanks for sharing!
I hope we get the react video soon!
Working on it! I'm trying to build my own application so I have a bit of motivation for this project haha.
The biggest blocker for me is usually just getting the token authentication working. Considering how smooth this was, it shouldn't be too bad getting a proper video out by next week. Famous last words lol
OMG yes!
this... pretty much this...
you sir are the man!
Thank you for this tutorial Deanin.
Thanks for the video! For production, should we add a separate controller to create Doorkeeper::Application per client so that we don't expose the client_id ('Web Client' client_id)?
Great content! Thanks a lot man... One thing that I don't quite understand was why did you create a namespace and a scope in your routes, what was the point? Thanks a lot!
It can help to keep things cleaner, but it was also just a chance to show people how to do it. It's one of those topics where a dedicated video probably wouldn't be something people would even know to search for because they might not know it's possible, so sometimes I'll stress it in other videos to give them exposure to the idea.
You could do the same thing without the scope or the namespace, it doesn't matter really
@@Deanin Oh, I see... Thanks a lot for your time and for answering me... Cheers from Brazil!
Thank you so much for posting this video!! ❤️
I should be thanking you for supporting the channel! I hope the video is helpful! 🙂
@@Deanin yes it definitely is very helpful 👍🙏
Amazing video ! What kind of rails application did you generate ? Did you use the --api arguments ?
I think for this one I didn't use the --api argument, because people (myself included) have been wanting to know how to allow API login as well as regular login.
@@Deanin thx for your answer, that’s exactly what I was looking for
Very helpful. Just subscribed your channel. Thank you very much.
This is gold man, thx
Happy to help! Feels like one of those topics that everyone in the industry knows but nobody outside of it has covered lol
Hi, Can you just explain the requirement of oauth_access_grants table?
Hi, can you export your postman api config and add it to the repo too? It would be much easier then
hai dean, can you make pure backend rails for like todos app and conect to react website
Yeah I have a much more involved React tutorial coming soon.
I think there's a tutorial on the channel for a pure todos app with Rails and React, but without any login. So if you want login, check back next week probably
@@Deanin thanks appreciate it
Thanks a lot.
Not easy to complete as other tutorials.
May be to improve it, you could show at the beginning the final result that we want to get.
Then start developing it ?
Keep going mate🫡
If you believe in God existence, He is surely guiding you, because this video arrives just in time, when I started my research about Api auth on r7 thank you so much for you and for mr nejdetkadir for providing this project
Thank you so much for this tutorial! ❤