This would not help in the context of a mobile app like Uber, for example, right? Because to register each cell phone is overkill. What do you think? THANKS FOR THE SERIES OF VIDEOS, you are the man.
That's the downside of this approach generally. If you have n installs, you'd have n OAuth clients. So Dynamic Client registration allows you to make a public client to a confidential client. However, a mobile app is only a public client, if the app does not have a backend. In case of Uber, you'd have a confidential client anyway because Uber has a backend and you can put the client credentials in the backend. So no need for Dynamic Client Registration for Uber.
@@jgoebel Got it. Thanks. Have you thought of opening a Discord? I'm a soft dev/entrepreneur but also a content creator. We can create and manage it together.
This would not help in the context of a mobile app like Uber, for example, right? Because to register each cell phone is overkill. What do you think? THANKS FOR THE SERIES OF VIDEOS, you are the man.
That's the downside of this approach generally. If you have n installs, you'd have n OAuth clients. So Dynamic Client registration allows you to make a public client to a confidential client. However, a mobile app is only a public client, if the app does not have a backend. In case of Uber, you'd have a confidential client anyway because Uber has a backend and you can put the client credentials in the backend. So no need for Dynamic Client Registration for Uber.
@@jgoebel Got it. Thanks. Have you thought of opening a Discord? I'm a soft dev/entrepreneur but also a content creator. We can create and manage it together.