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by brokenwren 8y ago
Feels like the cloud providers are staying safely in the "do the minimal feature set to make it work" category with Firebase and Cognito. I don't even consider those really anything more than authentication APIs.
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I wonder if this could be another purchase like Stormpath. Could Akamai eventually kill the Janrain APIs because they aren't profitable enough? Anyone using Janrain and concerned about this acquisition?
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Akamai purchases Janrain in all cash deal(oregonlive.com)
4 points by brokenwren 8y ago|4 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
VS Code solves different problems then IntelliJ, PyCharm and Atom. I'm not sure this is a fair comparison. For example, I wouldn't ever code a full Java stack in VS Code. I'd go straight to IntelliJ.
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FusionAuth integration with Spring Security(fusionauth.io)
4 points by brokenwren 8y ago|4 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Is this just click bait?
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by brokenwren 8y ago
That is something I didn't get a chance to add to the guide this time. I'm going to be adding more information to the guide later this year or next. Passwordless login is an interesting topic and it seems like other companies are
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Similar to Auth0, except you can run it anywhere (dev-box, bare-metal, VPS, Docker, etc). It has all the features that most applications need. Plus, it's free for unlimited users.
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I'm the author of the guide (and did this recent update to it), so feel free to ask me any questions you might have. Comments or corrections also welcome.
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Guide to User Data Security (updated)(fusionauth.io)
8 points by brokenwren 8y ago|4 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I don't think this is correct for most uses of SMS currently. 2FA (MFA) is on top of password authentication, not to the side of it. If you forget your password, 2FA does nothing to help you out. I think what you are talking about is &
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Multi-tenancy in a Single-tenant Architecture(fusionauth.io)
2 points by brokenwren 8y ago|0 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Haha Dan beat me to it. I was just about to post this blog post.
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FusionAuth, the free identity platform, is featured on ProductHunt today(producthunt.com)
3 points by brokenwren 8y ago|0 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Let's be clear - CTO stands for Chief Technology Officer. If you break the title into sections you'll have a clear picture of what that means. Chief -> Top, big cheese, main dude (or dudette) Technology -> Like computers and
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Ahhhh. I had no idea this thing was interactive. That's not intuitive at all. The only that that indicates that is the "Interaction" in the title and I skipped over that part and just start reading the commands.
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Am I missing something or is there no `git push`?
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I do have to say that any exploit that requires physical access to a machine is not going to get the same attention from one that can be performed remotely.
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FusionAuth.io Built Using BootstrapStudio, Ruby, Jekyll, JustComments, GitHub(fusionauth.io)
4 points by brokenwren 8y ago|0 comments
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Yes. That's essentially what I was getting at. Asking someone to code accurately on a whiteboard is nonsense. When I interviewed at Google, they asked me if my whiteboard code would compile. I said, "give me a laptop and I'll
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I think a lot of the other posters are correct. Diagrams of classes, interactions, event flows, dependencies, network architectures, and yes, even pseudo-code. Basically, if it is an idea, concept or design, draw it out. If it is functional
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by brokenwren 8y ago
I've been using whiteboards for 2 decades during the interview process and they work great, if you ask the right questions. I've built great engineering teams at companies like Orbtiz and whiteboards were one of our best tools. Th
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by brokenwren 8y ago
Well said!
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Hot Denver startup solves GDPR with 4 lines of JavaScript(inversoft.com)
5 points by brokenwren 8y ago|1 comments
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Single-tenant vs. multi-tenant software(inversoft.com)
1 points by brokenwren 9y ago|0 comments
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To Kill an API(medium.com)
7 points by brokenwren 10y ago|1 comments
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by brokenwren 10y ago
Passport ( https://www.inversoft.com/products/identity-user-management ) provides an on-premise option as well as a private-cloud solution (single tenant). This helps you protect your data but also prevent issues like th
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by brokenwren 10y ago
Don't forget about Passport. It has solid pricing and more features than most of the APIs out there. ( https://www.inversoft.com/products/identity-user-management ). Even though Passport is per user, the prices are
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Barista: an open source Chef client for Java (GitHub)(github.com)
5 points by brokenwren 10y ago|0 comments
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by brokenwren 10y ago
Wow! This is super-nerdy! Love it.

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