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use oauth buttons, it's a single click for users with apple/google (i.e.) there are several auth SaaS providers you could look to for inspiration or adoption
by verdverm 2mo ago
use oauth buttons, it's a single click for users with apple/google (i.e.)
there are several auth SaaS providers you could look to for inspiration or adoption
tl;dr - clicking a few buttons at prompts is much less effort (and more commonplace) than unam+pword
- wastedpotencial 2mo agoSorry I should have put in the post that I don't want to use Oauth because I want to see what's possible with a non 3rd party auth. I always see the "dont roll your own auth" message being tossed around, and this site provides a great lab for testing the waters of owning auth: no email to leak, nothing serious to protect.