C# ASP.NET MVC Authentication - Logging in locally or with OAuth (using Twitter) credentials

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Setting up an ASP.NET MVC site to allow people to log in is not that hard. In this video, I demonstrate how you can set up a login system for users, how you can upgrade that system to include Twitter authentication (using OAuth), and then how you can lock down your site to only allow certain people access to certain areas. We will create security groups and lock things down even further.

0:00 - Intro
1:41 - ASP .NET Framework demo app with authentication
13:01 - Register vs Login explained
15:25 - Built in user registration and login
18:28 - Registration C# code overview
23:45 - Built in SQL
29:45 - Twitter authentication setup
45:37 - Implementing user restrictions
52:48 - Restrictions based on user role
1:01:03 - Who is logged in?
1:02:20 - Summary and concluding remarks

Thanks to Ralfs HBK for the chapter breakdown

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