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You can find the demo project for the same here - https://github.com/nikunjness/Django-art-of-Oauth
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A Short description of our startup. B-scan. The design is to scan a living person and create a personalized avatar. The limits with this kind of avatar are endless.
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SynapseIndia csr reducing carbon emission at workplace!SynapseIndia
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The document discusses creating responsive websites using Joomla 3 and Bootstrap. It covers installing a basic Bootstrap template in Joomla, integrating Bootstrap and Joomla's user interface library, using Bootstrap sizes and icons, overriding modules for Bootstrap, creating custom header and contact modules, implementing the menu and scroll spy features, and finishing with responsive design. Live demos and code resources are provided.
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A Short description of our startup. B-scan. The design is to scan a living person and create a personalized avatar. The limits with this kind of avatar are endless.
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Never build a login again - The art of using social Auth using Django
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Never build a login again:
The art of using social auth with
Django
- Nikunj Thakkar
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Who am I?
● Jr. Programmer Analyst @IshiSystems
● Co-organizer @JavaMeetup
● Core Team member @GBGAhmedabad
● More : www.nikunjthakkar.com
● @nikunjness
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No rules but lots of Common
sense
➢ Millions of Users Vs. Targated Clients
➢ Personal Vs. Professional Vs. Social
➢ Web first Vs. Mobile first
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Let's do it with Django
It takes only 3 steps to integrate Social
Authentication with your web project.
For this Demo I am using Twitter as a backend
but you can pick backend of your choice.