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Fair comment. However I don't see many web sites with a "sign in with FusionAuth" button, and I don't see any way to get such a button for my site. Not withou

• chrisbuc 6y ago
  I'm just starting a new side project, and have looked at Keycloak and fusionauth. Fusionauth has a free offering (ie, self hosted), and takes a minute to install and run. I like it a lot and am going forward with it for testing. You won't see a login with fusionauth button, you'll just see a login button on my website, which might give you Google, github,LinkedIn logins etc depending on what I choose.
  • advaitruia 6y ago
    Depending on what set of features you need, it may make sense to also have a look at SuperTokens.io. Probably not as mature but we're open source and stronger with customization of the end user experience (frontend stuff), support and ease of implemenetation.
    • mooreds 6y ago
      > stronger with customization of the end user experience I might say "a different approach" :) I appreciate SuperToken's SPA first stance, but FusionAuth is pretty darn customizable too: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/themes/ https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/themes/
    • brokenwren 6y ago
      FusionAuth also has advanced registration forms and we are working on a lot of really awesome improvements around sign-in and sign-up workflows. Stay tuned for some major updates in the coming weeks! ;)
• mooreds 6y ago
  Sure, just like you won't see sites with a 'sign in with Auth0' button. Both are service providers. As a sibling comment mentioned, FusionAuth has a free offering if you self host. https://fusionauth.io/download/ https://fusionauth.io/download/