Piers Cawley wrote:
I got slightly sidetracked on the way to the TRAC, but I've been
thinking about identity and blogging. I really, really, really don't
want to have to add yet another login/password pair to a commenter's
keychain if I can possibly help it.
But, it would be cool for people
I got slightly sidetracked on the way to the TRAC, but I've been
thinking about identity and blogging. I really, really, really don't
want to have to add yet another login/password pair to a commenter's
keychain if I can possibly help it.
But, it would be cool for people to have some way of
Yes :-).
There are a couple things that I'd like to see. First, OpenID is
probably the most useful one today, because it gets us LiveJournal,
and I *think* that TypeKey is supposed to be OpenID-able soon, if it
isn't already.
The flip side of this is that Typo should be an OpenID server, too,
If you're delving into OpenID support, there is code out there to
use. Matt Pelletier gave a presentation on OpenID support at
RailsConf. There is a consumer plugin available:
http://identity.eastmedia.com/identity/show/Consumer+Plugin
and development ongoing for Rails support for identity
