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Since we're here, I hope someone creates another all encompassing SP/IDP emulator like samltest.id used to until the owner stopped paying. That made my life so much easier as a developer when SAML stuff came up. No one else has come close.
(Well, used : in luckily no longer in charge of an IdP with a bespoke SAML implementation so I don’t need to deal with this crap anymore!)
Since we're here, I hope someone creates another all encompassing SP/IDP emulator like samltest.id used to until the owner stopped paying. That made my life so much easier as a developer when SAML stuff came up. No one else has come close.
Since we're here, I hope someone creates another all encompassing SP/IDP emulator like samltest.id used to until the owner stopped paying. That made my life so much easier as a developer when SAML stuff came up. No one else has come close.
I use this one https://sptest.iamshowcase.com/ (Well, used : in luckily no longer in charge of an IdP with a bespoke SAML implementation so I don’t need to deal with this crap anymore!)
> You care about supporting SAML because your customer wants your product to support SAML. This is sound reasoning on your part. But why does your customer want SAML support?
> One click to login: why your users like SAML
What? No, the users don't know about SAML.
Anyways, no, users don't like SAML. OIDC has a much nicer UX.
Since we're here, I hope someone creates another all encompassing SP/IDP emulator like samltest.id used to until the owner stopped paying. That made my life so much easier as a developer when SAML stuff came up. No one else has come close.
Is it just me or is anybody else going 'the fuck did I just read?' here? It's... incredibly condescending?
> You care about supporting SAML because your customer wants your product to support SAML. This is sound reasoning on your part. Is it just me or is anybody else going 'the fuck did I just read?' here? It's... incredibly condescending?
> What is the point of SAML? > You care about supporting SAML because your customer wants your product to support SAML. This is sound reasoning on your part. But why does your customer want SAML support? > One click to login: why your users like SAML What? No, the users don't know about SAML. Anyways, no, users don't like SAML. OIDC has a much nicer UX.
> What is the point of SAML? > You care about supporting SAML because your customer wants your product to support SAML. This is sound reasoning on your part. But why does your customer want SAML support? > One click to login: why your users like SAML What? No, the users don't know about SAML. Anyways, no, users don't like SAML. OIDC has a much nicer UX.
They specifically said "customers" not "users" and in my experience (healthcare) they're correct. Being able to tell customers IT departments you support SSO via SAML goes a long way towards getting a purchase approved.