Wed 15 Oct 2008
OpenID, OAuth UI and tool links
Posted by danbri under FOAF , Project ideas , Semantic Web , coding , ggg , oauth , openidA quick link roundup:
From ‘Google OAuth & Federated Login Research‘:
“The following provides some guidelines for the user interface define of becoming an OAuth service provider”
Detailed notes on UI issues, with screenshots and links to related work (opensocial etc.).
Myspace’s OAuth Testing tool:
The MySpace OAuth tool creates examples to show external developers the correct format for constructing HTTP requests signed according to OAuth specifications
Google’s OAuth playground tool (link):
… to help developers cure their OAuth woes. You can use the Playground to help debug problems, check your own implementation, or experiment with the Google Data APIs.
If anyone figures out how to post files to Blogger via their AtomPub/OAuth API, please post a writeup! We should be able to use it to post RDFa/FOAF etc hopefully…
Yahoo’s OpenID usability research. Really good to see this made public, I hope others do likewise. There’s a summary page and a full report in PDF, “Yahoo! OpenID: One Key, Many Doors“.
Finally, what looks like an excellent set of introductory posts on OAuth: a Beginner’s Guide to OAuth from Eran Hammer-Lahav.
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October 16th, 2008 at 9:01 am
Great news and links.
I have a question : any news of the MySpace OpenID provider ? they have annouced this feature in July but since there are no news …
Is someone aware of something ?