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13. Channel authentication in action
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01. Introduction
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02. How it works
13m 48s
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03. Basic push server
18m 26s
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04. Creating the consumer app
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05. API request to push
7m 45s
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06. Protecting with credentials
12m 31s
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07. Listening on unique app IDs
5m 46s
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08. Creating the push wrapper
6m 32s
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09. Client key authentication
6m 40s
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10. Example models for private channels
5m 28s
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11. Authenticating channels
6m 58s
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12. Checking channel authentication
12m 7s
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13. Channel authentication in action
4m 8s
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14. Storing channel authentication
5m 10s
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15. Connecting to a private channel
10m 52s
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16. Controlling channel access
15m 18s
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17. Some tidying
4m 47s
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18. Private broadcast refactoring
1m 27s
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18 episodes•2 hrs 29 mins•7 years ago
Overview
Let's roll our own multi-app realtime server, much like Pusher. We'll code this from the ground up, with the ability to push to public and privately authenticated channels.
Alex Garrett-Smith
Hey, I'm the founder of Codecourse!
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