Pro ASP.NET Core Identity: Under the Hood with Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core 5 and 6 Applications
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Get the most from ASP.NET Core Identity. Best-selling author Adam Freeman teaches developers common authentication and user management scenarios and explains how they are implemented in applications. He covers each topic clearly and concisely, and the book is packed with the essential details you need to be effective. The book takes a deep dive into the Identity framework and explains how the most important and useful features work in detail, creating custom implementations of key components to reveal the inner workings of ASP.NET Core Identity. ASP.NET Core Identity provides authentication and user management for ASP.NET Core applications. Identity is a complex framework in its own right, with support for a wide range of features, including authenticating users with services provided by Google, Facebook, and Twitter. What You Will Learn Gain a solid understanding of how Identity provides authentication and authorization for ASP.NET Core applications Configure ASP.NET Core Identity for common application scenarios, including self-service registration, user management, and authentication with services provided by popular social media platforms Create robust and reliable user management tools Understand how Identity works in detail Who This Book Is For Developers with advanced knowledge of ASP.NET Core who are introducing Identity into their projects. Prior experience and knowledge of C#, ASP.NET Core is required, along with a basic understanding of authentication and authorization concepts.
| Dimensions | 17.78 x 3.81 x 25.4 cm |
| Edition | First Edition |
| Isbn 10 | 1484268571 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-1484268575 |
| Item Weight | 1.22 kg |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 746 pages |
| Publication Date | 10 April 2021 |
| Publisher | Apress |
User
Identity book is awesome
Hello dear all,Identity book by Mr. Freeman is just all you need in order to learn Identity API with all its internals, by the time I am writing for current book review the latest .Net sdk version is 9, I can confirm that all the commands are working just fine, book is well written and has all necessary stuff to get started and beyond. Book goes into my collection of PRO .Net books.In case if ye struggle with C# and .Net framework itself overall, then I would recommend books like:C# in Nutshell (Brothers Albahari), An Atypical ASP.NET Core Design Patterns (Carl-Hugo Marcotte) and some extra books like SQL Server T-SQL (Ben Forta), Learn Windows Powershell (Don Jones)Enjoy,Cheers
User
Difficult to follow.
I didn't really want to give the book a negative review because I know the author has put an awful lot of effort into writing it, and there is a lot of information in it. But it requires patience and a lot of frustration to get to the point! Being a test-driven developer I find it pretty frustrating to have to write pages and pages of code before I can see the any results - and quite often it doesn't work so I have to go right back to the beginning to figure out what I messed up! It seems to me that the examples are presented back to front and only when you finally get to the end of a chapter and the code actually works do you have the aha moment!
User
Nice
Nice book
User
Much About Nothing
The lion's share of this books pages is consumed by useless Razor Page implementation code. There is little knowledge here than can not be simply, and cheaply, gleaned from online documentation. There is nothing under the hood about this book - it's all standard Identity stuff with way too much razor code surrounding the actual API details.
User
Good enough book. I like it. It made me more confident and comfortable with .net identity
Good enough book. I like it. It made me more confident and comfortable with .net identity
User
Good but could have been better
The subjects covered in the chapters were well written however there seems to be many topics not covered for a "Professional " book.What about using well-known/openid-configuration?What about going a silent refresh?What about creating your own ClientStore by extending IdentiyServer4's IClientStore?
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