A Token Walks Into a SPA...
summary
Explains how JSON Web Tokens secure an Angular single‑page app by walking a real example: token header/payload/signature mapped to a driver’s license, token issuance on login, persistent storage options (localStorage, sessionStorage, cookie), and attaching tokens to requests via the HTTP client or, better, a global HTTP interceptor; shows using route guards for UX gating, gives a runnable demo and code links, and demonstrates server validation and common failure responses.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24About me
- 0:50Application security
- 3:38Modern applications
- 5:19JSON Web Tokens
- 6:09Las Vegas
- 6:56Header
- 7:57Payload
- 9:30Security
- 11:34Identity
- 14:23Authentication
- 18:20Use Case
- 19:37HTTP Client Library
- 21:54HTTP Interceptors
- 23:50Route Guards
- 25:44Route Guard Example
- 26:11Summary
- 27:04Resources
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