JWT Role-Based Authorization With Spring Boot And Angular 8

JSON Web Token (JWT) is a popular authentication and authorization mechanism that is used in a wide range of web and mobile applications. JWTs are easy to use and provide a number of advantages over traditional authentication and authorization mechanisms.

JWTs are signed and encrypted, which makes them very secure. They can be used to authenticate and authorize users without the need to store any state on the server. They can also be used to implement a variety of authentication and authorization schemes, such as role-based access control (RBAC).

JWT Role-Based Authorization With Spring Boot And Angular 8 Course Overview

Using Spring Boot and Angular, we will build a full-stack development application in this course. The development will all be carried out gradually. The user administration will continue. Several roles will be used in our application. We will also demonstrate various panels, as well as various authentications and authorizations, for each.

In addition, in this course we will use a lot of technologies like below:

• Spring Boot
• Angular
• Hibernate
• Mysql
• Liquibase
• Lombok
• Gradle

We will implement our project with two components. These are the server side and client side. We will use Spring Boot on the server side and we will use Angular 8 on the client side.

Who this course is for:

• All developers curious about JSON Web Token