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Secure your apps with Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) using WSO2 Identity Server #Identityin15

PKCE is an OAuth 2.0 security extension for public clients to avoid a malicious programme creeping from intercepting the authorisation code. In this episode of #IdentityIn15, we will be demonstrating how PKCE works with OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant using the WSO2 Identity Server in just 15mins.

What I Learned from Building a Cloud-Native Frontend App for Asgardeo

Photo by Pixabay The world is progressing fast, especially when it comes to the tech industry. In the past, JavaScript was child’s play, condemned to lend some semblance of programmability to web pages. Today, it is taking us to space. At the start, WSO2 Identity Server was a fledgling identity solution reposed in your on-prem servers. Today, we are launching it to the cloud. Asgardeo has been a great achievement for our team.

7 Benefits of Custom Software Development

Many businesses need specific software solutions to successfully deliver services to their customers. Custom software development creates applications specially designed to meet the specific requirements of these organizations and users. For example, the banking industry uses highly specialized custom software to provide easy access for customers, while protecting sensitive data with high-end security features.

Appian 22.2: New Look. New Approach.

In our 22.1 release, you learned about total experience—an opportunity to connect customer experience (CX), employee experience (EX), user experience (UX), and multiexperience (MX) to transform your organization from every angle. If you’re able to harness this opportunity, you will outperform competitors by 25% in satisfaction metrics for both CX and EX.

8 Microservices Trends to Watch in 2022

If you have been following technological trends over the years, then you must have come across the word: microservices. Popularly known as microservices architecture, microservices replaced monolithic architectures. With software development becoming more complex by the day, software applications require regular updates and improvements. To simplify this process, applications are now developed by breaking it down into smaller components that collectively work to serve their users.