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The .NET 8 Auth Changes You Must Know About!

Nick Chapsas

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Web developmentSecurityC# and .NETHTTP, REST and GraphQLWeb and application security

Nick Chapsas explains the new built-in authentication and identity endpoints introduced in .NET 8.

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u/humayun7in r/dotnet • Recommends

Should I start a new project in .NET 8 preview as development will not finish until .NET 8 LTS is released? I am looking to start a new Web API project LTS only. The reason is to use the latest built-in Auth related endpoints such as register, login, refresh tokens etc. [video
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u/Soldjaboy52in r/dotnet • Mentions

On “.NET Identity Documentation has broken me”

I feel your pain, what helped me the most was Raw Coding's auth series then supplemented with these few videos for .net 8 changes: (Honestly cant remember which ones were truly useful) link to this video link to this video link to this video However they all expect you to use EF, which might not be what you want to do, then I can't help you. (Its really annoying to be forced into a seemingly unrelated technology) When you use the built in login endpoint pass in a query parameter useCookies=true or smth like that
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