How to create Social Logins with ASP.NET Core
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Social Logins are a convenient way of logging in users into system. Users don't need to remember all the logins they have for different applications and can sign-on to multiple websites with a single set of credentials of an identity provider.
I mean, we all use Google and Facebook logins for our applications right?
In this week's newsletter I want to introduce to you some interesting concepts around these social logins and authentication in general.
I. Understanding OAuth, OpenID and JWT made easy - In this article, let's understand Authentication and Authorization and explore in detail about OAuth, OpenID and JWT - how they work. We will also look at some significant differences between these.
II. How to create Social Logins with ASP.NET Core - This article is a brief intro about how to create Social Logins with ASP.NET Core. We will design a simple flow and follow it up with Google Facebook logins.
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