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It looks fairly well thought out. I can imagine myself adopting it for internal sites (e.g., auth against corp okta) Does anyone have any experience with it?
by chrsig 4y ago
It looks fairly well thought out. I can imagine myself adopting it for internal sites (e.g., auth against corp okta)
Does anyone have any experience with it? It's been a while since I've really dove into authentication best practices, so I don't want to comment on implementation quality. The interface looks nice enough to use.
- debdut 4y agoremark42 is used in production, this has been taken straight out of it. now remark42 is used in thousands of websites! [1]: https://remark42.com https://remark42.com
- salmo 4y agoI was just thinking the same thing. Curious if anyone else is using it with Okta, Auth0, etc. One trouble I have with OAuth2 is that so much assumes social media providers or UI-based flows. I’ve done it, but don’t really grok it. Part of the problem is that I crib it from another project or let someone else handle that but and focus on the “business logic.” I have a Go project now and feel like that’d be a good way to force me over the hump.