- The Complete Okta + Next.js Integration Course — Roadmap
- Phase 1: Foundations — Part 1
- Phase 1: Foundations — Part 2 (Hands-On Setup)
- Phase 2: Basic Authentication — Part 1
- Phase 2: Basic Authentication — Part 2
- Phase 3: User Profile & Session Management
- Phase 4: Security Features — Part 1 (MFA & Adaptive Policies)
- Phase 4: Security Features — Part 2 (Self-Service Registration & Password Recovery)
- Phase 4: Security Features — Part 3 (Social Login & Passwordless)
- Phase 5: Authorization — Part 1 (Custom Claims & Role-Based Access Control)
- Phase 5: Authorization — Part 2 (Securing API Routes & Fine-Grained Authorization)
- Phase 6: Backend & Admin Operations — Part 1 (Okta Node Management SDK)
- Phase 6: Backend & Admin Operations — Part 2 (Inline Hooks & Event Hooks)
- Phase 7: Production Readiness — Part 1 (Secrets Hygiene & Monitoring with the System Log)
- Phase 7: Production Readiness — Part 2 (Testing Authentication Flows & Deploying to Vercel)
- Phase 7: Production Readiness — Final (Capstone Review)
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