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by jaredhanson 15y ago
Locomotive is another option writing MVC web applications in Node, using the familiar structure from Rails: http://locomotivejs.org/ It's strictly focused on the backend, and remains strongly view and database agnostic.
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Locomotive - Effective web development for Node.js. (Rails-like MVC framework)(locomotivejs.org)
1 points by jaredhanson 15y ago|0 comments
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by jaredhanson 15y ago
That was my frustration too. I think you'll find Passport solves it nicely. Ping me anytime with feedback or questions.
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by jaredhanson 15y ago
Passport ( http://passportjs.org/ ) is worth investigating as an alternative to everyauth. Its primary advantage is a modular architecture focused solely on authentication, which is fully decoupled from routing and template engines. Many
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Passport Guide: Simple, unobtrusive authentication for Node.js.(passportjs.org)
2 points by jaredhanson 15y ago|0 comments
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by jaredhanson 15y ago
I'd say the experience is quite easy, especially when using browserid.org/verify for verification. My biggest criticism is the lack of a concretely defined spec for how the Verified Email Protocol works, if one wanted to implement it direct
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by jaredhanson 15y ago
For anyone interested in using BrowserID authentication from a Node.js app, Passport (which I developed) has a BrowserID module: https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport-browserid Just drop in a few lines of code and you have single sign-o
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Passport: simple, unobtrusive authentication for Node and Connect/Express(github.com)
1 points by jaredhanson 15y ago|0 comments
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by jaredhanson 18y ago
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Chrysalis - A Ruby and Rake-based Dependency Manager(chrysalis.rubyforge.org)
1 points by jaredhanson 19y ago|0 comments