OAuth 2.0 (short for “Open Authorization”) is the industry-standard protocol for authorization. Generally, the OAuth protocol provides a way for resource owners to provide a client [application] with secure delegated access to server resources.
OAuth framework specifies several grant types for different use cases. Some of the most common OAuth grant types are:
Full-stack RoR web app where non-professional cleaners can find customers to clean their home. Customers can create an appointment request, and Cleaners can view all not yet assigned appointments and assign them to themselves or make them available again. Features standard and 3rd party authentication and messaging functionality.
This is an implementation of an authorization server based on OAuth 2.0 specification
Rails App with Device Authentication (Google and Facebook)
Doorkeeper integration with devise
Issue Tracker of Bitbucket in Rails
Oauths with Google, Github, Linkedin and Facebook using Rails 7 and Devise using confirmable and Mailcatcher
Oauth2 strategy for ADP Workforce Now
Monocle is a job seeking tool for the Turing School community. It's purpose is to provide access to a large directory of technical companies that can be navigated in a simple and intuitive way. Once signed in, users will have the option to save listings they are interested in to review at a later time.
Secure SPA using Ruby|Rails, GraphQL, gRPC, React and Postgres.
Understanding OAuth2 Protocol & Securing API's using Doorkeeper Gem
Rails OAuth example without any gem, talk directly to GitHub API - [Server]
Created by IETF OAuth Working Group
Released October 2012