Konsti Wohlwend
@konsti.xyz
building open-source authentication at https://stack-auth.com
previously google, jane street, YC W23 & S24
previously google, jane street, YC W23 & S24
Is there anything better than merging a PR right before going to bed?
December 12, 2024 at 6:16 PM
Is there anything better than merging a PR right before going to bed?
Haven't quite figured out what I'll be posting here on Bluesky, but probably a mix of JS X security X Postgres stuff.
until then, I'll just leave you with this excellent blog post by my coworker Zai — I'm biased ofc but IMO it's the best guide on OAuth by far ;)
stack-auth.com/blog/oauth-f...
until then, I'll just leave you with this excellent blog post by my coworker Zai — I'm biased ofc but IMO it's the best guide on OAuth by far ;)
stack-auth.com/blog/oauth-f...
OAuth from First Principles - Stack Auth
Stack Auth is the open-source Auth0 alternative. We are your login and signup page, and everything that comes with that.
stack-auth.com
November 17, 2024 at 1:44 AM
Haven't quite figured out what I'll be posting here on Bluesky, but probably a mix of JS X security X Postgres stuff.
until then, I'll just leave you with this excellent blog post by my coworker Zai — I'm biased ofc but IMO it's the best guide on OAuth by far ;)
stack-auth.com/blog/oauth-f...
until then, I'll just leave you with this excellent blog post by my coworker Zai — I'm biased ofc but IMO it's the best guide on OAuth by far ;)
stack-auth.com/blog/oauth-f...
What's interesting about XKCD 927 is that of the three examples given in the subtitle, two of them now have widely accepted standard solutions 13 years later.
Maybe universal standards aren't just a dream, they just need their time?
Maybe universal standards aren't just a dream, they just need their time?
November 13, 2024 at 4:29 PM
What's interesting about XKCD 927 is that of the three examples given in the subtitle, two of them now have widely accepted standard solutions 13 years later.
Maybe universal standards aren't just a dream, they just need their time?
Maybe universal standards aren't just a dream, they just need their time?