Category: Javascript
Progressive Web Applications with Angular, Spring Boot, and Stormpath
Heads up… this post is old! For an updated version of this post, see Build Your First Progressive Web Application with Angular and Spring Boot on the Okta developer blog. Progressive Web Applications are the new hotness in web development. If you search for information on Progressive Web Applications (PWAs), you’ll find that most of …
Tutorial: Get Started with Angular, Spring Boot, and Stormpath
Heads up… this post is old! For an updated version of this post, see Bootiful Development with Spring Boot and Angular on the Okta developer blog. Last fall, I wrote about how to get started with AngularJS, Spring Boot, and Stormpath. Since then, AngularJS has become a legacy technology, verified by ThoughWorks Radar and their …
Building a Serverless Application with Stormpath Authentication
Serverless architectures are an easy new way to build scalable backend applications, without the hassle or cost of operating your own servers. With the proliferation of hosted cloud services, whether for compute, file storage, or databases, developers can link essential services together without the need to build a traditional REST API for their mobile and …
Introducing the Client API—Simplified Authentication for Mobile and Frontend Developers
Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of the Stormpath Client API, a brand new set of tools for frontend and mobile developers using Stormpath. As the ways in which developers build applications have evolved, we’ve worked hard to evolve with them. The Client API complements the backend focused Stormpath REST API, allowing frontend and …
Add Gulp Inject to Your AngularJS Application
When developing an AngularJS application, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to streamline your workflow. If you’ve configured your build tools elegantly you can get in the flow and write code without refreshing your browser or worrying about adding new JavaScript files to your index.html. This article shows you how …
Angular and Microservices at The Rich Web Experience 2016
As a Developer Evangelist at Stormpath, I’m tasked with developing our integrations, as well as showing developers how to use them. I do this through blog posts and speaking at conferences/meetups. It’s been a great ride so far and I’ve really enjoyed creating our JHipster integration and our initial Angular 2 support. I’ve been speaking …
Add Facebook Login to Your Existing React Application
According to Facebook, tens of millions of people use their platform to log into applications all over the web. By integrating Facebook Login with your web application, not only do users get the social capabilities they’ve come to expect, but also the confidence and convenience of reusing their credentials securely. Users also store a lot …
Tutorial: Build a Spring Boot Application with React and User Authentication
Previously you created a CRUD application using Spring Boot, React and Stormpath where React handled the data view and the Stormpath Spring Boot Starter set up the login and registration pages. Now you’ll see how to use Stormpath’s React SDK to create login and signup pages manually so that every view on your site is …
Tips and Tricks for AngularJS and Spring Boot with Stormpath
In October, I showed you how to integrate AngularJS, Spring Boot, and Stormpath. As part of that tutorial, I demonstrated how to use our AngularJS SDK to create registration, login and forgot password screen. I also showed how to configure Spring Boot to allow cross-domain requests. Today, I’ll show you how to 1) restrict access …
Build an Angular 2 Application with User Authentication in 10 Minutes
Heads up… this post is old! For an updated version of this post, see Angular Authentication with OpenID Connect and Okta in 20 Minutes on the Okta developer blog. Today I’m happy to announce the first (beta) release of Stormpath’s Angular 2 support! The npm module is called angular-stormpath and you can easily installing it …