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“3factor” strikes me as a bad name. In IT, 2-factor universally refers to login security/multi-factor login. “3factor” sounds like you’re adding another securit
by orev 8y ago
“3factor” strikes me as a bad name. In IT, 2-factor universally refers to login security/multi-factor login. “3factor” sounds like you’re adding another security method to the login screen.
- vkjv 8y agoIt's a play on "The Twelve-Factor App" https://12factor.net https://12factor.net. https://3factor.app/#comparison-to-12factornet https://3factor.app/#comparison-to-12factornet
- ChristianBundy 8y agoThis may be silly, but I think copying the format and spelling out the number might make this look less like "2-factor": > The Three-Factor App
- aequitas 8y ago"3 factor app" immediately clicked with the 12 factor app with me. I was hoping on a reduced approach of the 12 factor app due to modern developments. But they mention they are different factors from what 12 factor describes: > The 3factor name is inspired from 12factor.net ... Although the name is similar, 3factor.app is actually an architectural pattern. So you still need to pull in some of the 12 factors after you're done architecting your code to 3 factors.