How !(not) to store passwords

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  • rails-auth-by-hand

    • This article is the second part to how not to store passwords, which I advise you to read before reading this one. There we talk about the basics of password storage. The source code of the first approach is here The source code of the second approach is here

  • rails-auth-with-devise

    • This article is the second part to how not to store passwords, which I advise you to read before reading this one. There we talk about the basics of password storage. The source code of the first approach is here The source code of the second approach is here

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  • Devise

    Flexible authentication solution for Rails with Warden.

    • It may have been cool and important for our understanding to that by hand, but in the real world no one does it like that. When we need to set up authentication we just use the devise gem. You will soon see how much quicker it is.

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