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OAuth MVC.net Revisited

Posted by Owen Evans on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009

My Foray into OAuth with MVC.net is getting more thorough. I quickly came upon a problem in the project as it stood with regards to the signing methods I’d used.

I’d grabbed the OAuth base class from the samples available over on oauth.net but quickly found out (well actually not that quickly, I still had to [...]

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Back out of black

Posted by Owen Evans on Monday, February 23rd, 2009

The controversial (to say the lease) piece of rubbish legislation that is Section 92A has been delayed by parliament due somewhat to the presure we put on government through protests etc.

It’s not over but this is the first sign that anyone’s actually listening.

More here Sphere: Related Content

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Added a sample OAuth consumer in Cocoa

Posted by Owen Evans on Saturday, February 21st, 2009

Well this is my first foray into the world of objective-c programming, but I’ve added a sample consumer for mac os x to the ms-mvc OAuth project, I know it’s not mvc specific (I’m going to write an mvc consumer next) but as I program on my Mac it was useful for me to have [...]

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Nelson DNUG

Monday, June 22nd, 2009 - - Comments

I’m doing my “Deeper Dive into ASP.net MVC” talk at the Nelson .net UserGroup on Wednesday, if you’re in the area please pop along to the talk and say hi. More details are available here Sphere: Related Content

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CodeCamp Wellington

Monday, June 15th, 2009 - [|] - Comments

A Huge thank you to everyone who turned up for the Wellington Code Camp this past weekend and a huge thanks to the sponsors who helped us keep the weekend free [as in beer].

The weekend was sponsored by:

The Microsoft MVP Program INETA Xero DTS Whitireia Polytechnic

I think the whole [...]

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Code Camp and Wellington DNUG

Friday, June 12th, 2009 - [|||] - Comments

After a long period off from doing anything community related (Lunch with Geeks, DNUG, Blogging) I’ve decided to throw myself back in wholehartedly.

I took some time off to get married and honeymoon and recollect my thoughts about where I wanted to go to in terms of my professional life. As such I’m speaking at the Wellington [...]

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OAuth MVC.net Revisited

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 - [|] - Comments

My Foray into OAuth with MVC.net is getting more thorough. I quickly came upon a problem in the project as it stood with regards to the signing methods I’d used.

I’d grabbed the OAuth base class from the samples available over on oauth.net but quickly found out (well actually not that quickly, I still had to [...]

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Back out of black

Monday, February 23rd, 2009 - [||] - Comments

The controversial (to say the lease) piece of rubbish legislation that is Section 92A has been delayed by parliament due somewhat to the presure we put on government through protests etc.

It’s not over but this is the first sign that anyone’s actually listening.

More here Sphere: Related Content

continue reading

Added a sample OAuth consumer in Cocoa

Saturday, February 21st, 2009 - [||] - Comments

Well this is my first foray into the world of objective-c programming, but I’ve added a sample consumer for mac os x to the ms-mvc OAuth project, I know it’s not mvc specific (I’m going to write an mvc consumer next) but as I program on my Mac it was useful for me to have [...]

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OAuth on ASP.net MVC Projects

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009 - [|] - Comments

Let me introduce you to a little friend called OAuth. OAuth is an open authentication framework designed for use by web service providers allowing you to give access to applications without giving them access to user credentials.

I’ve been working on an OAuth library to turn an ASP.net MVC site into an OAuth Provider (a service [...]

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Blacked Out in Protest

Monday, February 16th, 2009 - - Comments

You may have noticed my site has lost it’s usual texture and colour. The reasoning is simple:

New Zealand, despite being a country of wonder and great people, have been subjected to a miscarriage of politicking. New Zealand, despite being a country that claims to encourage and embrace a technologically savvy work force is threatening the [...]

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Lunch With Geeks 10th February 2009

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 - [||] - Comments

Lunch with geeks was a great success this week I feel, a great many new faces to get to know.

The main write up will be here so that everyone can edit it. Also please help out Matt Eats who is new to the area and wants to learn to programming. We’ve suggested a couple of things

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Lunch With Geeks Back On

Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 - [|] - Comments

Lunch With Geeks will be back on as of Tuesday 10th February.

details are:

It’s been quite some time since we had a get together. January has been and gone (gees where did it go?) and as such I thought we could organise another get together in the name of Geekdom.

As such I propose a lunch at 12pm, on [...]

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