Token-Based Authentication: From HTTP Requests to JWT, OAuth 2.0, and API Authorization
A practical, end-to-end guide to HTTP fundamentals, token types, JWT validation, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, refresh tokens, security controls, and ASP.NET Core.
independent research publishing
ACRR is an independent research and technical publishing platform. It is intended to bring together technical articles, research notes and structured learning series on advanced computing, robotics and related engineering disciplines.
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ACRR is at an early stage. Series and entries that have not been written yet are labelled as planned.
research areas
These are the fields ACRR proposes to study. They describe where attention is intended to go, not active projects or a staffed laboratory in each area.
Parallel and high-performance computing, computer architecture, and the software systems that make large computations practical.
Learning-based methods, the mathematics behind them, and how to evaluate what they can and cannot do.
How machines sense, plan and act: kinematics, perception, motion planning and autonomy.
Feedback, stability and estimation, and how classical control relates to learning-based approaches.
Numerical methods, simulation, and the practice of checking whether a computed result can be trusted.
featured publications
A practical, end-to-end guide to HTTP fundamentals, token types, JWT validation, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, refresh tokens, security controls, and ASP.NET Core.
An introductory overview of feedback and system behavior.
Explicit Euler versus fourth-order Runge-Kutta on a test equation, and why accuracy and stability are separate questions.
research series
A series arranges related articles in a reading order. A series marked as planned or in progress also lists the entries that are intended but not yet written.
A series on how feedback shapes the behavior of dynamical systems, from first principles to state-space models.
3 of 5 entries published
A planned series that introduces robots as systems of structure, actuation, sensing, and computation connected by feedback.
0 of 4 entries published
A planned series on the core ideas behind learning from data: models, loss functions, optimization, and how to evaluate what a model has learned.
0 of 4 entries published
learning resources
ACRR intends to curate learning paths, study notes and external references. These are still being organised: until a real page exists for an entry, it is marked Coming soon and carries no link.
Topics listed so far: AI and Machine Learning · Computing Systems · Mathematical Foundations · Robotics and Control
platform direction
ACRR is intended to grow from an independent publishing platform into a broader research ecosystem. Today it is only the first stage: a place to publish and organise technical writing. This describes a direction, not a current capability, and no timeline is implied.
Technical articles, research notes and insights, written so that the reasoning and the assumptions are visible, not only the conclusions.
Series and learning paths that connect individual articles into a coherent route through a subject.
Projects, collaboration and laboratory activities, if and when there is real work and real people behind them.
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