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Jose Romaniello

Head of Engineering

I started working at Auth0 before the first line of code for our authentication platform existed. I’ve been able to go through the journey of seeing our ideas go from prototype to living production code that impacts millions of people. It’s satisfying to know that my actions here are having a positive impact in solving problems for developers like me.

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Software Development

A Scout Approach to Software Development

Learn how to apply the Scout code to software development to get code to a better state continuously.
Expansion

G’day, Mate! Auth0 Australia Launches

The Auth0 Australia Region joins the US and EU regions, extending our ability to offer the lowest login latency and allow subscribers to meet any applicable compliance requirements.
Expansion

Auth0 Europe Launches

With Auth0 Europe subscribers everywhere that have the compliance requirement of EU data residence can check that box.
Integration

Simple Guide to Setup AWS Directory Service

Amazon introduced today a new feature called AWS Directory Service. In a nutshell, it allows: Connect existing Active Directory to the cloud or to create
Integration

Token-based Authentication to Git Servers

Few months ago GitHub implemented Smart HTTP support for GIT. This is fascinating, because the previous version of the http based transport was very slow
SSO

Integrating Heroku Apps with Salesforce

In this post, I'll show you how easy it is with Auth0 to get an app running on Heroku
Google

Moving to Google Apps Directory API

We are moving from the deprectad Google Apps Provisioning API to the new Google Apps Directory API. This will affect you only if you are using Google Apps
Integrations

Auth0 for Heroku hosted apps

Auth0 is now available on Heroku as an add-on (private beta for now), making it incredibly easy to add Enterprise SSO, Consumer Logins, Directories queries
Database Connections

Introducing Db Connections

Since we released the beta, one of the things our customers have been telling us, is they want us to support a "username/password" authentication.