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RailsConf To Go: OmniAuth from the Ground Up

By Michael Bleigh May 31, 2011 in ruby, open source, railsconf, omniauth

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I had the opportunity to speak at RailsConf 2011 about OmniAuth, outlining some of the reasoning behind it as well as some current and upcoming features of Intridea's own "authenticate with anything" middleware. While the session wasn't video recorded, a little trick I've picked up is to run a screencasting program in the background while I present to generate a "poor man's Confreaks" version of the talk. Well, that's exactly what I've done for OmniAuth: From the Ground Up!

I'm also embedding the slides below for a "click-through" tour of the talk, but there were a few livecoding sections that are only represented in the video form.

I had a great time at my fourth RailsConf and I hope those who had a chance to attend enjoyed my talk. I also want to say thanks to all of OmniAuth's contributors, they've given me the ability to really ratchet up the awesome on the library and I couldn't have done it without them.

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Michael Bleigh

Michael has been with Intridea since 2007 and works to build Intridea's portfolio of products. With many years of experience working as both a designer and a developer, Michael specializes in helping to bridge the gap between the back-end development and the front-end design of a project. Michael is a prolific member of the Ruby on Rails community, having released popular open source libraries such as OmniAuth and spoken at conferences including RailsConf and RubyConf.

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