Open RehanSaeed opened 4 years ago
coder1 commented on 2016-06-03 21:24:07
digital fonts used in headers are very strong and strain eyes which are already exhausted from programming and this might trigger migraine sometimes
would u rather mind to try other font plzzz
great post
CodeGrue commented on 2016-12-19 20:21:25
Do you mean "Two-Factor" rather than "Two-Factory"?
Muhammad Rehan Saeed commented on 2016-12-21 09:05:49
Do you mean "Two-Factor" rather than "Two-Factory"?
Fixed. Thank you!
arthur commented on 2017-08-02 19:32:40
digital fonts used in headers are very strong and strain eyes which are already exhausted from programming and this might trigger migraine sometimes
would u rather mind to try other font plzzz
great post
i'll have to agree with that.
Neil Billingham commented on 2017-10-27 16:54:48
Hi, thanks for the post; do you have any references mentioning Microsoft''s backing for Identity Server?
Muhammad Rehan Saeed commented on 2017-11-13 09:14:35
Hi, thanks for the post; do you have any references mentioning Microsoft''s backing for Identity Server?
If you've ever seen the ASP.NET Community Standup, this question has come up a couple of times and Damian Edwards has supported the use of Identity Server in this scenario. I'm not sure there is an online statement supporting this fact, of course Microsoft has their own competing product in Azure AD, so I'm not sure there would be anything overtly advertising IdentityServer.
Alex commented on 2017-12-15 09:53:14
It seems that Scott Hanselman is promoting IdentityServer: https://mva.microsoft.com/en-us/training-courses/introduction-to-identityserver-for-aspnet-core-17945?l=oygMZtBPE_5806218965
Isn't IdentityServer overcomplicated? I've chosen OpenIddict when looked for OpenID Connect server solution because I was not managed to figure out anything in Identity Server samples and it was not flexible enough with storing info. It didn't allow Guids instead of ints on top of Entity Framework Core
Isn't IdentityServer overcomplicated? I've chosen OpenIddict when looked for OpenID Connect server solution because I was not managed to figure out anything in Identity Server samples and it was not flexible enough with storing info. It didn't allow Guids instead of ints on top of Entity Framework Core
I haven't tried OpenIddict. I think of IdentityServer as a swiss army knife that can be configured to do most things.
I believe it can be used to store GUID's. The default EF Core code just uses int's.
https://rehansaeed.com/azure-active-directory-versus-identity-server/