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ATProto OAuth Quickstart Guide | Artur | Looking for work
Setting Up Bluesky OAuth in Your Web App: A Developer's Guide If you're building an app that needs to authenticate with Bluesky, you'll need to implement their OAuth flow. While the official docs are comprehensive, they can be a bit overwhelming. Let's break down the process into manageable steps. ...
OAuth Client Security in the Atmosphere · bluesky-social atproto · Discussion #3950
The following was written by the Bluesky team as an overview of OAuth client security considerations, especially for client app developers or readers of the ATProto OAuth profile specification. Set...
atproto/packages/oauth/oauth-client-browser at main · bluesky-social/atproto
Social networking technology created by Bluesky. Contribute to bluesky-social/atproto development by creating an account on GitHub.
Subium • Bluesky web client
Subium • Bluesky web client
OAuth Client Implementation | Bluesky
This is a guide to implementing atproto OAuth clients "The Hard Way." Optimistically, most developers will have an SDK available for their programming language which supports OAuth, and they can simply refer to SDK documentation. This guide is intended for early adopters, SDK maintainers, or developers with more sophisticated OAuth needs. It is agnostic to whether developers are building clients to work the the app.bsky microblogging Lexicons, or implementing novel application Lexicons.
What I Wish Someone Had Told Me About AT Protocol and Bluesky - Stuff Rob Wrote
I've been interested in atproto (the protocol that Bluesky, Blacksky, and many other applications - including pckt, where this blog is hosted! - run on) for abo...
Graysky, a Bluesky client - Apps on Google Play
An alternative client for Bluesky. Fast, smooth, beautiful.
atproto/packages/oauth/oauth-client-node/README.md at main · bluesky-social/atproto
Social networking technology created by Bluesky. Contribute to bluesky-social/atproto development by creating an account on GitHub.
your app can run its own pds - keith.is
if you’re building on atproto, you’ve probably reached for “sign in with bluesky” as your auth story. it works! the OAuth flow is fine. but every time a user shows up without a bluesky account, you have to send them to bluesky first, watch them get confused by a totally different brand, and hope they come back. that’s a weird seam in your own product.
