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OpenID, Drupal and the Open Web, (DrupalCon 2009 notes)
OpenID, Drupal and the Open Web
James Walker
He's given this talk before, but all of a sudden (months) things have gotten more interesting
today: "web 2.0"
All of these various sites where we need to recreate identity and relationships
password antipattern
giving out passwords for other sites -- you've given facebook access to all of your Gmail, Google Docs, etc?!
how about User Controlled Authorization
I am the center of my internet
It's MY identity, they're MY contacts, it's MY content
Facebook Connect
You are not Facebook!
USER-centric,
DiSo: Distributed Social
activity streams, microformats, portable contacts
OAuth
- realms
- per-site
- OAuth in D7? (because Dries mentioned it...)
OpenID
- Identity: need unique, ubiquitous identity globally (on the internet)
- what about when someone dies?
- what about single sign-out
- how to merge OpenIDs or Facebook Connect IDs with current IDs on sites
- Who is the "you" that's in the middle of the graph?
- Are you a URL? An email address?
- globally unique
- Do you know you have an OpenID (if you have a Google, Yahoo, MySpace, AOL, etc., account) ?
- Usability issue: redirecting to OpenID provider's site on login. Facebook Connect does this nicely.
- Facebook is showing a certain amount of recognition of OpenID: joining board as corporate member, hosting UX conference to share what they learned through Facebook Connect...
- What about using DNS's distributed model
So, OpenID and Drupal
- Drupal's tagline: community plumbing... new one: social publishing?
- plaxo + Google teamed up to do a Facebook Connect with open standards: 92% success rate!
- http://drupal.org/project/openid (in D6 core now)
- http://drupal.org/project/oauth
- http://groups.drupal.org/openid
- Jeff Schuler's blog
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