@jesprotech
This session is great because it simplifies and condenses the core of Spring Security in one short session. Love it! Great session!
@sparrrooww5473
Great Session , thank you spingio and daniel
@robertwhite3503
The Spring documentation needs this presentation, or code example, as an example of how to implement Spring Security.
@TechTalksWeekly
This is a great talk and it's been featured in the last issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter 🎉 Congrats Daniel! 👏
@johnsandwich6726
it is a very interesting presentation of the material, you do not fall asleep in the first minute of the story. That's how the presentation should be! thank you
@AntJac-p5s
excellent explanation. been struggling to really get it and this just made it so accessible. the info just passed all my brain's filters and is all sending back 200's! ;)
@huythong3821
the most interesting presentation that I have seen.
@ShubhamYadav-lt6dt
This session is fantastic! It simplifies and condenses the essence of Spring Security into one brief session. Love it!
@knight5970
the best thing about this session is that i learned spring security and Spanish both in best way
@devaneios_tech
He makes it look like so simple, why the documentation is so complicated :?
@deolexx
Really nice security essentials lecture
@chrizzking
Great for learning! Thx for sharing
@aminesafi7261
You oversimplified things, many thanks
@Ztall0880
great session. Thanks.
@kwo2002
very useful video!!
@xdeama
I don’t get why people hate Spring Security. Whenever I learn a new language, I wish it had something close to Spring Security.
@djoleezcool
13:16 a question. If we are using Client Credentials flow, should we put the same filter or ti will be something like BearerTokenAuthenticationFilter?
@zakichan-r8c
to the point, thank you.
@rniestroj
You need to watch this a few times
@parthokr