Using OAuth 2 in WinRT using C#: it has never been easier before

by Leon Cullens 26. september 2012 18:24

WinRT has a built-in authentication client that can be used to authenticate users through Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Google, etc. This post covers the process of authenticating users with Google. More...

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Tags: Windows 8, WinRT, C#, OAuth, architecture

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