Eran Hammer-Lahav wrote: > Hi, > > I'm Eran, one of the authors of OAuth and up until recently worked on > a content distribution platform called Nouncer. I've been busy lately > working on a bunch of OAuth extensions such as Token Attributes (to > negotiate resource access, permissions, and duration) and Discovery. > The Discovery work produced a side-project called XRDS-Simple which > was released last night as a first draft.
I take it that would be http://xrds-simple.net/core/1.0/ :) > I've used XMPP for individual updates, Pub/Sub, and started playing > with the idea of an XMPP API server. I'm still catching up to the > XMPP world, but am very interested in applying OAuth and XRDS-Simple > discovery to XMPP services. I think in the near future, applications > are going to use both HTTP and XMPP to provide a complete set of > services which should all work seamlessly. There is no reason why a > user has to authorize an application twice, once for HTTP use and > another for XMPP use. In fact, the user should even know what the > application is using. Yes, as I've realized more and more recently, we seem to be moving to a world where there are just services, which can be accessed via HTTP, XMPP, SMS, and even old-fashioned technologies like the telephone. > Looking forward to discussing these ideas. Indeed! Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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