OAuth: Introduction
OAuth Core 1.0, the main protocol has reached the final draft stage. It is stable and ready to be implemented. It is not labeled as final to allow time for developers to interact with the spec and provide feedback. Libraries are already available for many popular platforms such as php, Rails, Python, .NET, C, and Perl.
- Web Address: http://oauth.net/about/
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Tags: oauth, openid, library, developers, php, rails, python, .net, c, perl
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OAuth attempts to provide a standard way for developers to offer their services via an API without forcing their users to expose their passwords (and other credentials). If OAuth depended on OpenID, only OpenID services would be a... |
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