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It looks like their OAuth2 is compliant with OIDC which is way easier to deal with than vanilla Oauth2. OIDC makes things consistent and clear. In practice OAut
by brazzledazzle 7y ago
It looks like their OAuth2 is compliant with OIDC which is way easier to deal with than vanilla Oauth2. OIDC makes things consistent and clear. In practice OAuth2 without the OpenID bits is loosely glued together vendor specific bits.
- porker 7y agoThat is really good to hear. I hate working with OAuth2 (though working with SAML at present, I'm beginning to wish for OAuth2...)
- brazzledazzle 7y agoOIDC is so much easier to deal with than SAML in almost every way. There’s certain scenarios where I like SAML better but they’re really rare.