FREELessons:6Length:33 minutes
OAuth is the most common authorization protocol in use today and is supported by popular web apps like GitHub, Google, and Facebook. With OAuth, users can log in to your site without needing to create a separate login name and password. This is convenient for your users and lowers the barrier to new signups.
This course, from Envato Tuts+ instructor José Mota, explains how to use OAuth in a web application. Follow along as José adds an OAuth login system to an existing Rails application. You'll get a high-level view of how OAuth works, and you'll learn how to use the OmniAuth gem together with Devise to create a robust, OAuth-compliant authentication system for Ruby on Rails.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:07
1.1
Introduction
01:07
2.User Accounts With OAuth
2.1What Is OAuth?10:19
2.1
What Is OAuth?
10:19
2.2Register an Application With an OAuth Provider02:26
2.2
Register an Application With an OAuth Provider
02:26
2.3Integrate Devise With OmniAuth08:26
2.3
Integrate Devise With OmniAuth
08:26
2.4Change the User Data09:27
2.4
Change the User Data
09:27
3.Conclusion
3.1Conclusion01:28
3.1
Conclusion
01:28
