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somewhat, shocking. i guess i'll be moving away from Oauth, feels like a relief and scary at the same time. what are some good alternatives?
by jaequery 14y ago
somewhat, shocking. i guess i'll be moving away from Oauth, feels like a relief and scary at the same time. what are some good alternatives?
- rmoriz 14y agothere are no popular alternatives. Either you are super smart and design one from scratch… or you stick with OAuth and hope that some of the addressed problems will be resolved.
- huragok 14y agoWe need an open open-auth for the proleteriat by the proletariat!
- rmc 14y agoJust stick with 1.0a?
- kmfrk 14y agoAnd if you use Python, rauth will make the experience much easier: https://github.com/litl/rauth/#readme https://github.com/litl/rauth/#readme.
- po 14y agoIf you're consuming an API you use whatever the platform decides on. In that case, this library is helpful. However, I think the real open question is: if you are providing an API, what do you choose?
- adrianoconnor 14y agoI think at this point you choose either OAuth 1.0a or to roll your own. If it's not in your future to be a public API, I'd go with rolling your own if you are comfortable writing that kind of code.
- Robin_Message 14y agoAnd now we have N+1 standards.