It's just name/pass
It would be much more interesting to me if it also did Oauth2 login with Google/Facebook/Twitter/etc.
It would be much more interesting to me if it also did Oauth2 login with Google/Facebook/Twitter/etc.
> It would be much more interesting to me if it also did Oauth2 login with Google/Facebook/Twitter/etc.
Totally agreed. The reason I designed AuthN around accounts first is because I believe that's the best way to launch an app. OAuth2 and OIC logins are powerful, but they're secondary to the classic login.