I have been implementing different methods for oauth: - building my own handling with hashed passwords stored in the database - using the fantastic sorcery [0]

I have been implementing different methods for oauth: - building my own handling with hashed passwords stored in the database - using the fantastic sorcery [0] gem for Rails. It's a light-weight auth solution that allows me to customize many different aspects of auth while providing a solid structure. It also has many sub modules that can be added for oauth, resetting password or stronger application security. [0] https://github.com/sorcery/sorcery/ https://github.com/sorcery/sorcery/