So it's been a week since I posted about rolling my own auth. I took a beating elsewhere on the web, but I also gained a follower and 20+ stars for my project (not to mention around 250 new cloners). I know there's a lot of cargo-culting on the web, so I didn't really let it bother me.
Honestly, I don't think that people understand that I'm actually writing a real Identity Provider and not some amateurish login system.
Anyway, I've been detailing my journey in my blog and through daily changelogs in the Github repo, so I wanted to share here on Dev.to as well (the most recent 5 days of changelogs are in the main repo's README.md).
If you missed the original blog post, it's here.
My follow up post has more technical detail and gives a solid progress update.
And of course, the Github repo is here.
Tell me what you think. This is the biggest mostly-solo project I've done, and it keeps growing. Tests are starting to round out and I'm getting very close to what I would consider feature complete for a v1.0 release.
Feedback and constructive criticisms are welcome. I can take it, lol.
Peace,
N
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