By piccoloprincipe
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Submitted: Mar 16 2013 / 06:44
Open Authentication has evolved as a standard for third-party authentication in recent years and allows us to securely authenticate our application’s users through a standard interface. Twitter and Facebook has been the standouts among dozens of authentication service providers. And of course we can find many open source libraries for accessing authentication providers, but a large problem with these libraries is that different developers have different styles and ways of implementing the same system. It’s difficult to use these libraries in a standard way or to replace one library with another.
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