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Re: Show HN: CodeMate – The Revolutionary Search Engine for Developers

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This is sooo good... how are you guys making money since you are offering it for free?

Yes! Same question. Also, how are you different from Phind and Blackbox? I’m a newbie dev and have been using mostly Phind for dev search.

Re: Show HN: CodeMate – The Revolutionary Search Engine for Developers

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> Google SSO Login

Would you be OK using a Github login on stuff like this? Or would you be OK just using tokens emailed to you as a means to login? The reason I'm asking is because I don't like passwords and so designed a password-less login system that relies on emailed tokens and 2FA, with either the Authenticator app or texts.

Re: Show HN: CodeMate – The Revolutionary Search Engine for Developers

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> Google SSO Login

Would you be OK using a Github login on stuff like this? Or would you be OK just using tokens emailed to you as a means to login? The reason I'm asking is because I don't like passwords and so designed a password-less login system that relies on emailed tokens and 2FA, with either the Authenticator app or texts.

OK, I'll add Github login next week. Thanks.

Re: Show HN: CodeMate – The Revolutionary Search Engine for Developers

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Would you be OK using a Github login on stuff like this? Or would you be OK just using tokens emailed to you as a means to login? The reason I'm asking is because I don't like passwords and so designed a password-less login system that relies on emailed tokens and 2FA, with either the Authenticator app or texts.

OK, I'll add Github login next week. Thanks.

GitHub login is a great idea for this.

Offering only Google leaves out the majority of small business (and big business!) coders worldwide who rely on Microsoft's small business ecosystem.

To solve in a generalized way consider OpenID Connect (OIDC) that lets you put a stack of "Sign in with [account]" or "Continue with [account]" buttons, easily.

You end up with this:

https://www.xsplit.com/user/auth

And you don't need the complicated "SSO" stuff.

Another example:

https://id.atlassian.com/login

But it's better to not need to implement username/password login at all, meaning you don't have any usernames or passwords to steal or lose.

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