Online payment automation.
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Three Reasons to Choose Stripe for Payment Automation

Seamless payment processing is an integral part of business success. Finding an efficient, secure and highly configurable payment platform that can be directly integrated with your app is crucial. Enter Stripe – a robust payment processing platform, renowned for its comprehensive suite of APIs and unrivalled flexibility. To kick-start our series on payment automation with Stripe, we’re going to explore why Stripe stands head and shoulders above its competition and why it’s quickly becoming the preferred choice for developers and businesses alike.

Announcing a New Series: A Pragmatic Guide to Efficient Payment Automation with Stripe
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Announcing a New Series: A Pragmatic Guide to Efficient Payment Automation with Stripe

I am thrilled to announce an exciting new tutorial that I believe will help you make informed choices for your projects: A Pragmatic Guide to Efficient Payment Automation with Stripe. If you’ve ever felt daunted by the breadth of options available within Stripe, or uncertain how to implement it most effectively in your e-commerce projects, then this series is for you. It aims to clear your doubts and offer clear, actionable guidance.

CORS inspector
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Conquer Authentication with Ktor: Part 8 – Protect Access with CORS

Ensuring security and flexibility of web services when it comes to cross-origin resource sharing is essential. This is elegantly managed through the implementation of Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS), an established practice for modern web applications. A well defined CORS policy not only enhances security but also promotes a seamless interaction between different domains. Thankfully, Ktor makes this process straightforward and efficient. In this final part of our series on authentication with Ktor, we will provide clear examples to guide you. By the end of this post, you’ll see how effortless it is to integrate CORS into your Ktor projects, ensuring your services are both secure and accessible.

Google OAuth and Ktor
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Implementing Stateless OAuth in Ktor Using Google and JWT

In our previous post, we explored the theory behind OAuth 2.0. Today, we’re going to dive into practical application by implementing OAuth authentication with Google in a Ktor application. While the traditional approach leans towards using user session cookies to store access tokens, we’re taking a different approach. We’ll be leveraging JSON Web Tokens (JWT) to encapsulate the access token. By encapsulating the access token in JWT, we transition our authentication to a stateless model, making our server more resource efficient.

Authorization with Facebook and Google
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Conquer Authentication with Ktor: Part 7 – Introducing OAuth 2.0

In our previous post, we wrapped up the discussion on Json Web Tokens. We’ve come far in this tutorial, gradually uncovering more complex and practical use cases. Now, we’re turning our attention to a widely adopted authorization protocol – Open Authorization 2.0. While JWT primarily ensures secure communication, OAuth focuses on the delegation of access. Today, we’ll have a closer look at key concepts of this authorization protocol.