Thank you so much for your support! I'm excited to keep creating and sharing new content. Stay tuned, and if you have any more suggestions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know! 🚀😊
Hello bro am just close to finish the course it is very valuable and we dive so many topics. Want to move to the client side dev.. what do u recommend to learn for frontend with nestjs dunno what library/framework to choose
The RoleGuard is executed first, followed by the JwtAuthGuard because the RoleGuard is passed as a callback to the JwtAuthGuard. This means that the JwtAuthGuard is executed after the RoleGuard. is it? .-.
Actually, The JWT guard runs first and then Role Guard runs. if RoleGuard runs first, we don't have access to the user object in request body. So, jwt guard runs first and append the user object in request object, so then in role guard ,we can extract the user from request and get its role. Thanks for your comment ❤️🙏.
Always waiting for new videos.
Thank you so much for your support! I'm excited to keep creating and sharing new content. Stay tuned, and if you have any more suggestions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know! 🚀😊
Thank you so much for such amazing explanations .... ❤
That's awesome! It's great to have such a supportive and engaged viewer. 😊
Really good video. Thank you
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Hello bro am just close to finish the course it is very valuable and we dive so many topics. Want to move to the client side dev.. what do u recommend to learn for frontend with nestjs dunno what library/framework to choose
Hi, it's really great to learn nestjs. For the frontend I would choose react and NextJS.
Global Auth Guard is preventing me to access Refresh Controller.
Can't make it public though, what should do ?
If you have @public with your refresh Token API, it should not be blocked
The RoleGuard is executed first, followed by the JwtAuthGuard because the RoleGuard is passed as a callback to the JwtAuthGuard. This means that the JwtAuthGuard is executed after the RoleGuard. is it? .-.
Actually, The JWT guard runs first and then Role Guard runs. if RoleGuard runs first, we don't have access to the user object in request body. So, jwt guard runs first and append the user object in request object, so then in role guard ,we can extract the user from request and get its role. Thanks for your comment ❤️🙏.
Do you have a course for cookies ?
I should add it to this playlist
Soo nice,
File uplouding
Google or facebook login
If you have time and its possible please consider this feutures
Hi, All of them will be covered. Next Video is for Google Login
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