Twitter OAuth Switchover Postponed to August 16 (groups.google.com) 10 points by sandofsky 16y ago ↗ HN
[–] ck2 16y ago ↗ They should take the time to implement OAuth 2.0 like Facebook did.Much easier to use (simply relies on SSL over HTTPS instead of signing tokens/keys). [–] dho 16y ago ↗ I don't think OAuth 2.0 is ready for prime time yet because the standard is still a draft, and, more importantly, because there is a lack of client libraries. [–] ck2 16y ago ↗ OAuth 2.0 is sooo simple, you don't need a library.I implemented it with about 10 lines of PHP via CURL.My twitter OAuth 1.x version for the same action is like 100 lines.
[–] dho 16y ago ↗ I don't think OAuth 2.0 is ready for prime time yet because the standard is still a draft, and, more importantly, because there is a lack of client libraries. [–] ck2 16y ago ↗ OAuth 2.0 is sooo simple, you don't need a library.I implemented it with about 10 lines of PHP via CURL.My twitter OAuth 1.x version for the same action is like 100 lines.
[–] ck2 16y ago ↗ OAuth 2.0 is sooo simple, you don't need a library.I implemented it with about 10 lines of PHP via CURL.My twitter OAuth 1.x version for the same action is like 100 lines.
[–] mitchellhislop 16y ago ↗ I was hoping they were going to do this. I kept trying to get started, Twitter would go down, I would get pissed and back up and start over.
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[ 82.0 ms ] story [ 195 ms ] threadMuch easier to use (simply relies on SSL over HTTPS instead of signing tokens/keys).
I implemented it with about 10 lines of PHP via CURL.
My twitter OAuth 1.x version for the same action is like 100 lines.