How to turn your rails site into an OAuth Provider - Stake Ventures
StakeVentures Wherein our protagonist chronicles his thoughts and experiences in startups, blockchains, banking and code This has been updated on July 21st, 2009 to reflect all the latest changes* OAuth is the great new standard allowing your users to use your application to talk to their accounts on other applications. I won’t go more into it here as it’s pretty well covered on the OAuth site. I
Consuming OAuth intelligently in Rails - Stake Ventures
StakeVentures Wherein our protagonist chronicles his thoughts and experiences in startups, blockchains, banking and code It has been fairly easy to provide OAuth services in your web application (see How to turn your Rails Site into an OAuth Provider), but to actually consume Twitter, FireEagle, my own Agree2 and other OAuth services has been a fairly manual affair. There are great gems out there
Developing OAuth clients in Ruby - Stake Ventures
StakeVentures Wherein our protagonist chronicles his thoughts and experiences in startups, blockchains, banking and code On the request of many people here is a quick guide to developing OAuth Consumer Application (Consumer==Client in OAuth Speak) in Ruby. I will be using Agree2 as the sample application here, so feel free to go Register and load up a irb session to follow along. You could also do
More OAuth for Rails - Stake Ventures
StakeVentures Wherein our protagonist chronicles his thoughts and experiences in startups, blockchains, banking and code I’ve made a few changes today to make it easier for other people to create OAuth Rails plugins using my core library. The most important change is that I have pulled out most of the juice in the plugin into an OAuth GEM. This means you now need to install the gem before you can
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