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в Майкрософт, залежить, в кожний момент часу по різному дивлячись які тіми зявляються і куда рухається тренд. Загалом дотнет бери, і не прогадаєш) Точно можу сказати, шо тестерів тут нема ніяких.

@@andreyka26_se Хотілося б стати C++ розробником або софт інженером, можливо, як ви порекомендували, дотнет розробником, але ще не знаю точно. Але дякую за відповідь! Якщо можна, хотів би запитати ще одне: чи обов’язково знати англійську мову, щоб стати програмістом? Адже часто бачу у вимогах деяких компаній, що потрібно знати англійську. Також цікавить, в якій IT-школі краще вивчати мову програмування або здобувати IT-професію. Можливо, ви можете порадити щось? Заздалегідь вдячний!

no, this is the core misunderstanding. Due to security reasons - we cannot. Having separate ui client means XHR requests, which means it exposes a lot of sensistive info and expose to a lot of attacks: xss, csrf. OAuth server should be 1 origin datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6749 But you can use oauth server with react client, but not to implement (sign i/n signon on react side)

@@andreyka26_se I appreciate your insights 💌. I’ve seen that many SaaS applications, such as Office365, Zoho, like zoho utilize different tech stacks for their backend and frontend-Java/.net for the backend, React for web, Kotlin for Android, Swift for iOS, and Electron for desktop. How is this unified approach possible? I aim to create a Single Sign-On (SSO) server that can integrate seamlessly across my web, desktop, and mobile applications without requiring users to open a browser for authentication. What would be the best strategy to achieve this securely? thanks

@@andreyka26_se I appreciate your insights. I’ve noticed that many SaaS applications, such as Office365/Zoho, like zoho utilize different tech stacks for their backend and frontend-Java for the backend, React for web, Kotlin for Android, Swift for iOS, and Electron for desktop. How is this unified approach possible? I aim to create a Single Sign-On (SSO) server that can integrate seamlessly across my web, desktop, and mobile applications without requiring users to open a browser for authentication i also to want to add mfa, session records, social media signin and these stuff. What would be the best strategy to achieve this securely?

@@andreyka26_se I appreciate your insights. I’ve seen that many SaaS applications, such as Office365/Zoho,like zoho utilize different tech stacks for their backend and frontend-Java for the backend, React for web, Kotlin for Android, Swift for iOS, and Electron for desktop. How is this unified approach possible? I aim to create a Single Sign-On (SSO) server that can integrate seamlessly across my web, desktop, and mobile applications without requiring users to open a browser for authentication. What would be the best strategy to achieve this securely?

it depends right, because somebody might be just on their way. It is more important how much time you need to get senior. So afaik, minimal promo waiting time is 1 year. Depends on the manager a lot also. The higher promo - the more effort and impact you need. So from sd2 to senior it is usually 2+years. from Senior to principal it is very hard and very long. I would say 3+ years. On top of that keep in mind that each level has 2 sublevels. So from if you just got promoted from sde1 to sd2. First you should be promoted to sd2 level2, and only then to senior levl1

@@andreyka26_se I actually wanted to know if everyone who joins as sde 1 become senior sde(level 63/64) after 8-10 years like are there enough vacancies for senior sde roles in Microsoft or not?

@@AnrichPosting it is not about vacancies. you grow - you get your promo. It is not like you don't have vacancies for senior in the team so you cannot be promoted :) these are different budgets. For external/internal hiring - yes it matters, but it is not about the promo.

I didn't pay, Microsoft paied it all. As I know, something like 3-4 k per month, which is extremely high. Now in Prague it is about 1k per month +- for studio, good looking studio, something like in the video

3_4 means I am indian

did manage to, obs and nonexistence of experience

I guess it is by default in VS

its fun xD

yup, I migrate soruce code to andreyka26-authorizations it is public and stuff

Prague

дякую)

github.com/andreyka26-git/andreyka26-authorizations

@@andreyka26_se Tysm

Thank you very much)

у тебя всё нормально?

@@MaximRovinsky да, а у вас ?

in Mics in general REALLY depends on team and project. On office particularly - real pleasure, good screens, my keyboards, good chairs, coffee, pinpong, drums and bunch of other stuff)

@@andreyka26_se Ah, that's good to hear! Sounds like you're enjoying yourself bro :D

@@Amyisntcreative I would say not yourself, but life, generally yes. The only one thing left to solve - is to not die too fast xD

@@andreyka26_se Haha, that's very true

Yes, consistent hashing article didn't make itself on its own xDDD

create new user is registration flow, and it should take place on authentication step. Meaning Whenever you check authentication cookie, and it is empty or invalid - you redirect you return users login/register links. And then perform sign in/up

How did it go? Openiddict look minimal compared to IDS4, so you have to implement everything yourself including single sign out.

there is github link in desc)

Thank you

​@@andreyka26_se I have interesting with you. You're a cool person who works as a software engineer at Microsoft. and yes I'm not of legal age yet but I like it

Thank you for feedback. Will do more soon

thanks for feedback - will improve

@@andreyka26_se thanks. Keep up the good work!

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Thank you for comment)

@@andreyka26_se I will drop a greater "constructed" comment because I like what you do but I could not resist about the "boom" :p

@@aymericrichard4920 thanks, that will help me for promoting videos and blog up

@@andreyka26_se My pleasure :)

sure, git repo in the desc

@@andreyka26_se Thank You. Is this a Single Sign On (SSO) implementation using OpenIddict?

@@sureshc4939 I would say yes, with opened connect + oauth - you are creating single point of authentication and authorization - so probably yes

привіт, прям як концептуально правильно - не знаю. Я читав книжечки, основна: data intensive applications (kleppmann), alex xu - system design interview, і ше одна Kazman Software architecture in practice. Також ше дивився лекції по дистрибютид системс, шо також хелпувало.

exactly, sigma rule N991

Thank you, in plans Open Id Connect implementation, then React client, then will take a look)

yes, those are good questions, for JWT I still don't know on my own)) but definitely I'll do overview of those soon after covering OpenId Connect stuff. Thank you)

yup, lofi hip hop)

I would say good enough to spend time on weekends here)