OAuth 2 Explained

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[@komentattor]

if you want to go quickly: the introduction goes first, and true explanation starts at 5:29

[@Kapulara]

There is no such thing as being in a hurry. You either want to learn about OAuth 2 or you don't.
So if you want learn about OAuth2 watch the whole video.

[@komentattor]

yup, that's what I did :) but some people actually know the concept from the introduction and want to go to the point

[@Engineer9736]

bvv There is such a thing as being in a hurry. Some people just need to get stuff done.

[@oleksandrgolovatyi8447]

Graphic scheme was looking really nice and I am really happy get through that presentation. Thank you for your contribution. Much appreciated !

[@peekpt]

In a nut shell: you login with your credentials and receive a secret key used to request a token to access the resources.

[@trongphan6197]

so wrong the chart

[@abhaycuram]

Thanks a lot, this was the best explanation and video I found on the web so far.
The state/flow diagram helped immensely as well, thanks again.

[@chrismiles9817]

Nice video Jing Yang

[@abdulhadi-dl2qd]

Nice explanation, but still I have a confusion. The point 5 you mentioned is "Validate Login Details", as far as i know that is method of authentication. How authenticating the user name and password/ Credentials of the user is completed in this situation. As I always heard OAuth cannot do authentication then how a user is valideated here at point 5.
Thanks

[@pandarzzz]

Thank you for sharing this informative video! Wish you well.

[@jamstawildman]

Nice explanation and the diagram helped a lot :)

[@jamesallen74]

This is a great explanation. But which kind of flow is this? I am still learning all of this and there are different flow types apparently.
It seems (and I could be wrong), that this example would NOT be used if you are using a Native mobile app on your phone, or when you are using a "javascript web app" like Angular, where these types of apps (native or js app) would try to call the API Resource directly. But again, I could be wrong here. Still trying to figure all this out.

[@ArielVolovik]

It's called a Sequence Diagram

[@leopng]

Very useful ! Thanks

[@MrXingliu]

accent is familiar but content is good

[@fariddaryabar3844]

very nice, thank you.

[@drstrangelove09]

Good overview. Thank you!

[@sandeepsingh9740]

Very useful video.

[@srinuprasad602]

Thank you, Great explanation. very informative,

[@salsabilaamir]

Great explanation. Thank you!

[@umito1576]

Thank you for the helpful explanation!

[@pizhichil]

Great one..thanks

[@codedeny6223]

Excellent ! Thanks

[@farhadnoori6299]

great explanation.

[@ShuoYangWang]

Excellent

[@sanjaybharatiya5074]

Excellent explanation

[@austimbo]

Told me what I needed to know!

[@sakcee]

excellent!

[@yuanxili3283]

Nice, clear explanation!

[@ronaldmadrid9929]

Nice effort. This video would have worked for me may be if not diagrammed using UML. Instead of network client/servers I see classes, instantiations, object lifetimes, etc. i stopped watching after the first 15 seconds. UML (in this case scenario diagram) is for object oriented code design, not the right diagram for this purpose

[@GekkeMalloot]

That's simply not true

[@rockemporium]

Thanks very helpful