An Anthropologist turned Programmer's Long-form thoughts, in chronological order
Last week I attended the first Palantir Developer conference as one of the DevCon fellowship winners. I gained passage by creating an application that integrated national weather data, code repositories, AIP and OSDK to simulate disaster scenarios across the U.S. based on active and historical weather patterns
If you're in the tech industry you'd have to have blinders on to not see the tectonic shifts taking place. Billion dollar swings hanging on every word of an earnings call, massive layoffs hitting both giants and startups - with all stages of VC drying up for anything without the AI or ML suffix.
This is a continuation from our article on What travel visas teach us about software authentication and will focus on the code required to implement SSO for an API that uses the OAuth2.0 (OA2) & OpenID Connect (OIDC) specifications.
Secure authentication and authorization are foundational pillars of any successful software project. While comparing APIs to tourism might seem like a stretch, there are some interesting similarities in how a government streamlines the ability to travel between countries and how software engineers enable data to travel between different systems.
Exploring how blockchain technology is shaping the future of digital interactions and trust systems.
