Any local OAuth Experts?

[Mel Riffe]

I'm looking to learn more about OAuth.

I've done some reading on OAuth 1 and 2 but I still have questions.

Rather than 'chit chat' over email (or this list) I'd like to meet face-to-face.

Who knows OAuth well? Has implemented it either as a consumer or a provider or both?

Thanks!

--Mel

[Bob Larrick]

I have implemented the consumer side of oauth several times, and recently to boot! 

I looked into implementing the provider side for a recent project but decided I should instead fake my own death. 

Be my pleasure to meet up for a coffee or lunch sometime soon and complain about the process to an interested party.

- Bob

-Bob

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[Justin Etheredge]

I'm not sure the level of "implement" you're talking about here. I've implemented OAuth2 on both the provider and consumer side using well known libraries but I've never "implemented" the OAuth protocol. I would say that this by no means makes me an OAuth expert. :-)

I'd be happy to chat with you about the topic, but coming out of the holidays I might be hard pressed to make time for an in-person meeting over the next couple weeks.

Just reach out to me directly if you want to chat more.

[Jonathan Hill]

Could I join the convo for learning purposes!?

Happy New Year by the way!

[John Feminella]

Hi Mel et al.,

I've done OAuth more times than I care to admit. I'll also be in Richmond next weekend if you want to get some coffee or something.

best,
~ jf

[Mel Riffe]

Thanks, everyone, for reaching out.

I'll be checking my schedule and reaching out, individually.

--Mel