I have my own auth solution that I carry with me. If my employer or client has a better auth solution, great I use their's, else I'll give them mine. Which is

I have my own auth solution that I carry with me. If my employer or client has a better auth solution, great I use their's, else I'll give them mine. Which is basically a working implementation of Spring OAuth. And I keep it updated as Spring updates it. I feel that knowing one solution well enough that you can implement any reasonable use case is better than constantly learning and dealing with the shortcomings of other solutions. When you learn Spring OAuth well enough you can basically bend it to your will. It provides enough hooks and interceptors to do whatever you want. But it has a steep learning curve.