Today we are happy to announce support for Twitter based sign-in via RPX. Adding Twitter to your RPX grid will help you connect with the millions of users who use Twitter each day to stay connected online. When you add Twitter as a sign-in option, your users will easily be able to sign up for your site by clicking the Twitter button and authorizing your web application. It is simple, and easy for your users:
When a user logs off of your website, RPX remembers that they used Twitter to sign-in. The return experience greets them with a friendly message and one click sign-in experience:
If you already run a website that uses RPX for authentication, you may add twitter support by clicking "Configure Providers" from your developer console at rpxnow.com. If you are new to RPX, simply visit rpxnow.com to create a developer account and get started.
Rich API Access
In addition to adding Twitter authentication to the RPX API, starting today we now provide you with the extended access credentials for users who sign-in via Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, and Windows LiveID. With these extended access credentials you can do some wonderful things to improve your user's experience like publish items to the Facebook stream, build a Twitter application, or help a user update their status on MySpace.
This is our first step in making it possible for you to build a deeper integration into your application using third party APIs. Just as we've done for authentication with RPX, this summer we will begin offering a set of APIs and tools that make social integration cross provider and simple.
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Fantastic news! Looking forward to playing with this in the next few dys.
From my wish list only Ning to add now. And LinkedIn if you can manage it, but I am not sure either use oAuth or provide any other API to do this.
Ian Hendry
CEO, WeCanDo.BIZ
http://www.wecando.biz
Amazing work! Thanks a billion. I deficiently like the upcoming API. I'm a developer, and I'll love to use them in my applications across the web.
Keep up the good work
Where is the information for these "extended access credentials" from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace?
In terms of the RPX plugin for WordPress, will we soon be able to allow users to have more than one OpenID associated with their account?
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