@CargoElf

These JWT vids have been a real bit help. I'm working on a tech challenge for an interview and have only really worked on apps that already have this set up in the past. This has really started to fill a gap in my knowledge.

@ahmedmustafa775

Thanks man, this series helped me a lot ❤

@satreuh82

Excellent video!!  Thanks for it!!

@johnnygoldsmith2273

I'm just getting started with RoR, this series has helped me so much. Thanks for sharing!

@jimbo_pz

Very helpful tutorial. Thanks a lot!

@gregcurl5594

Tom - thanks very much for your time and effort in these videos. Looking forward to future videos closing this session.

@fabiobarboza7

man, you are a good teacher,  please! More videos lol.

@LetsRocka

This is great content mate! Hope you keep em coming!

@icetea9591

Thank you so much!

@sharnieivery2573

You're a gem. Thank you!

@builditcal

Brilliant

@Sebasuraa

This is the closest I've seen to a real API tutorial for Rails, thank you!
Though I have a question: Will you ever do an API authentication using refresh tokens? (like using the api_guard gem). I've never seen a tutorial with "production-ready" JWT authentication. For example here I would have to either store the token in a cookie or in localStorage to use it in the frontend without logging the user out when closing the website tab, to solver that I've read that you can use refresh tokens, but no tutorial show that part, they only do basic examples that are not secure v_v.

@sandyrachmatwicaksono

Great Rails 6 API tutorial so far.
Can you upload the code to github?

@Balabala-iq1ne

Why the RSpec is not passed when implemented before_action, but when directly using curl is working?