The first release of 2022! 🐣
The new Passport Bridge module allows you to authenticate your CMS users against popular services like Google, with all of the flexibility and extensibility that @passportjs provides. Here’s to a great year ahead 💪hubs.la/Q011HR600
Have an #ios app that lets users sign in using their Apple ID and want to add the same to your website? It is easy with passport-apple! passportjs.org/packages/pass…
Seriously impressed with @blitz_js. I missed out on the Rails hype from a few years ago, but Blitz really does make futuristic full stack server-less apps a breeze.
Safeguards have been added to `passport-oauth2@1.6.1`, due to concerns raised in a pull request. While we don't believe the concerns represent a vulnerability, check out our assessment for more details and a deep dive into the OAuth 2.0 security model. medium.com/passportjs/no-acc…
I've replaced my janky weirdo email based login with a super smooth passportjs login, and now I'm *finally* working on the registration/payment page.
I had to take a little dig at bitcoin.
I've lazily plugging in passportjs for authentication to replace my home grown magic link and seriously I wish I had just done this in the beginning. It's so much easier and so well thought out I could have saved weeks of wasted time and had something better.