In this post, we will be covering all OAuth 2.0 flows using GIFs that are simple and easier to understand. This post can be used as a cheat-sheet f...
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Great job!
Animations are very nice and clearly explain the flows (I will share these with my team).
One small suggestion (if it is appropriate) - it would be great if GIFs would include a "step of steps" information somewhere (maybe at the top) and were a bit slower :)
Great jobs, the authentication things are always confusing to me. Thanks to the clear explanation GIFs.
Thanks! Glad to know that it was useful π€
Great content and awesome animations. May I know what tool you used to make these animations?
Thanks! Started out with Slides for the layout and planning the flow. Made use of Adobe Premier to put them together π
Absolutely great explanation of the flows.
I really love it a lot.
Great job.
Thanks a lot π !
Cast your mind back to the halcyon days of the 2000s and 2010s when computer science still reigned supreme, its paradigms and methodologies, such as UML, hailed as the pinnacle of notation languages. Alas, stakeholders (also known as "holders of steaks") could never grasp UML's rather simple abstractions. Instead, they started pushing developers to come up with something more palatable, such as... shiny blinking GIFs. The shinier the better - as pronounced by the steak-holders. Shame on the Three Amigos of the 90s who created UML 1.0 instead of relying on the good old GIF technology, eh? Who cares that GIF conveys nothing to developers? What is important is that it shines and blinks so that even the blind eyes of the steak-holders can notice that "something is going on", or "something tangible is being produced". The tides have turned topsy-turvy, and a growing chorus of users now demands more visually dazzling deliverables over substance and functionality: If Thy Don't Shine, Steak-Holders Won't Buy.
Awesome animation and a thorough write on PKCE! Could I use the gifs on SimpleLogin docs :) ?
Thanks! Feel free to use π
Well done on explaining a tough subject in such an easy to follow manner! Sharing this with my team.
This blog post is still useful in 2022 π
Very informative. Thanks!
I hope that you'll consider typing out the steps shown in the animations for the benefit of those of us who are unable to see those colours easily.
You are awesome in the scene of the word, really this is a great article.
Hi, good morning.
could you please share your knowledge about how to create those GIF? are awesome. which platform did you use?