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I'd add, that if you are implementing OAuth 1, you are making life painful for developers. If you are creating an API now, please use OAuth 2. It's much more st
by daredevildave 14y ago
I'd add, that if you are implementing OAuth 1, you are making life painful for developers. If you are creating an API now, please use OAuth 2. It's much more straightforward for both server and client.
- steveh73 14y agoWhich version of OAuth 2? It's not standardized, new drafts are issued regularly, many of them backwards-incompatible.