Backdrifter

As the web evolves, design patterns for authorization are emerging. When implementing authorization, there are two fundamental needs to address: interaction between people, and integration between systems.
The first case, interaction between people, is familiar to anyone using social networking sites like Facebook. When someone adds you as a friend, Facebook sends you a [...]

I headed into San Francisco today, bound for the offices of Six Apart, where OpenIDDevCamp is being held.
OpenID is an open protocol that allows people to login to websites using a single digital identity, eliminating the need to create another account at each new site you visit. It’s a relatively new technology, and not [...]