Build a Secure File Sharing App with Rust, Axum, Next.js & ShadCN | End-to-End Encryption

At 0:00 the video introduces the project, then at 1:18 it shows how to set up the Rust project, followed by installing dependencies at 2:43, managing environment variables at 8:10, installing SQLx-CLI at 12:03, creating migrations at 14:53, designing the database schema at 16:32, setting up the database at 21:40, configuring environment settings at 23:37, defining data models at 26:07, implementing DTOs with validation at 39:40, handling API errors at 42:42, executing database queries at 59:49, setting up the Axum web server at 1:13:36, hashing and comparing passwords at 1:33:38, token management at 1:48:45, key pair generation at 2:02:32, authentication middleware at 2:17:43, encrypting files at 2:33:34, decrypting files at 2:43:58, building authentication endpoints at 2:52:21, user data endpoints at 3:19:33, file listing endpoints at 3:48:07, uploading and downloading files at 4:01:28, configuring API routes at 4:49:08, running the code at 4:58:41, setting up the Next.js project at 5:00:47, installing Next.js dependencies at 5:05:01, updating button components at 5:23:44, configuring Next.js environment settings at 5:39:40, setting up NextAuth.js at 5:41:26, common API calls at 6:15:22, handling API calls at 6:32:22, the auth page in Next.js at 6:42:28, protected pages in Next.js at 7:41:42, testing the full stack app at 8:30:21, and concluding at 8:34:14. Throughout the tutorial, the creator demonstrates how to build a secure file‑sharing application using Rust and Axum for the backend, Next.js and ShadCN for the frontend, and end‑to‑end encryption with AES and RSA, covering everything from database design to user authentication and file encryption.