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Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0

I like to remember the places I have been and I always liked the idea of having a map of those places, so as any developer would do, I built a web application for that.

In this talk, we will see how you can use Python and Auth0 together to build your very own "Where Have I Been" map! I will walk you through all the steps we will need starting from scratch. From building the first API endpoints, protecting the endpoints that create new markers, all the data manipulation, and even deployment!

Jessica Temporal

August 24, 2021
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  1. auth0.com Auth0 Pizza de Dados Data Bootcamp LinkedIn Learning 3

    Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0 Hello! Jess Temporal Sr. Developer Advocate @jesstemporal
  2. auth0.com Image placeholder 6 1. 4 endpoints with Flask 2.

    Some data manipulation with Pandas 3. Protect endpoints with Auth0 4. Deploy to Heroku What we will build Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  3. auth0.com Image placeholder 9 1. GET / 2. GET /oops

    Basic endpoints Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  4. auth0.com 10 • GET / • GET /oops Basic endpoints

    Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  5. auth0.com Image placeholder 11 1. GET / 2. GET /oops

    3. GET /ping 4. POST /places Protected endpoints Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  6. auth0.com 12 12 • GET / • GET /oops •

    GET /ping Protected endpoints Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  7. auth0.com 13 • GET / • GET /oops • GET

    /ping • POST /places Protected endpoints Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0
  8. auth0.com The code 48 That's all for today! Jess Temporal

    Sr. Developer Advocate @jesstemporal Traveling Through a Secure API with Python and Auth0