Spring Boot Security Simplified with Spring Security Lambda DSL
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2023
- In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Spring Security's Lamba DSL. This is a different syntax for configuring Spring Security that does not require you to chain configurations together using .and() as the previous method did. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to use the Lambda DSL in your own Spring Security Configuration.
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Thank you! Awesome video as always! 💛
The view count doesn't do justice to the quality of this video. The world should see this. Thank you Dan
Great Video Dan as always
I like these videos. Thanks a lot, Dan !
Great one Dan! We need more of these!
That's great to hear! I always struggle with making these in depth tutorials so I love hearing that these short tips are helpful!
A very clear explanation. Thanks.
Hey Dan! Could you give us some tips about freelancing or getting remote jobs especially for inexperienced developers, maybe in a future video? Also thank you for all your efforts this channel is a gem!
I love the new syntax, much cleaner finish.
Thanks Dan, that is great :)
Hi Dan,
Smart stuff always with concise words.
One question.
What is the http command prompt you use for rest api testing from the IntelliJ console ?
I searched and found many, please tell me which one you are using?
Thanks dan
Hey Dan! Nice content.. thank you. Would you clarify if there is a way to disable default authentication in spring security 6. !!
Hello, thank for the video, cors( ) isn't necessary?
I really feel like this does not make it simpler in the slightest. You save on a view "and"s but that's about it. It's just DIFFERENT, but not more readable. Making the old way deprecated (and possibly removing it later) means that EVERYONE upgrading his Spring project has to switch his completely-working Security Configuration with a slightly different-looking configuration.
This takes a lot of time if you are not familiar and bears the risk of breaking things.
I like most things they do with the Springframework, but DAMN - i just hate this! Value our time more Framework Creators, thank you....
tks you very much
Can you do a tutorial on implementing a form of multi-factor authentication in a Spring application?
I will add the suggestion to my backlog. Thank you!
Hi @Dan: Great to see your content. I am having difficulty to find a working example for OAuth2 Client Credentials (server to server) using new spring boot 3 and webflux 6(with webclient). Could you pease do a video on this one?
what http client are you using.looks like you are using in terminal, is it a plugin ?
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! THX!
The Look of the IDE is pretty cool! Is this the default theme for IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate?
I created a video on my IntelliJ setup if you're interested
ruclips.net/video/g78is10FjF0/видео.html
I still like the expressiveness of the method chaining than the lambda dsl
Pardon, but how do you settings your IDE to colorize the console log?
Hi Dan Vega, I would appreciate it if you could provide Spring security 6 course. There are many people on the internet looking for the right course, so I'm requesting you to make it. Thanks in advance.
Great content Dan. offering option for us. Could i know this intellij theme please
I created a video on my IntelliJ setup if you're interested
ruclips.net/video/g78is10FjF0/видео.html
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Nice one dan. May I know the reason that why you are using @Configuration at SecurityConfig class. As @EnableWebSecurity already has configuration in it ?
EnableWebSecurity no longer has @Configuration in it.