jess-author

Jessica Temporal is a Senior Developer Advocate at Auth0 and co-founder of the first Brazilian data science podcast called <a target='_blank' href='https://pizzadedados.com'>Pizza de Dados</a>. She’s also a part of <a target='_blank' href='https://databootcamp.com.br/team'>DataBootcamp</a> and <a target='_blank' href='https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/jessica-temporal'>LinkedIn Learning</a> instructors teams. Jessica helped develop the AI that identifies possible unlawful expenses from Brazilian politicians. She is part of the Pyladies initiative that works to improve diversity and inclusion in technology. In her free time, she likes to knit, play video games, and tries to learn to play the keyboard.

Sr. Developer Advocate

Jessica Temporal

Learn how to create a new custom action that will add a custom claim to your Auth0-issued ID Token

Adding Custom Claims to ID Tokens with Auth0 Actions

andrea-chiarelli

I have over 20 years of experience as a software engineer and technical author. Throughout my career, I've used several programming languages and technologies for the projects I was involved in, ranging from C# to JavaScript, ASP.NET to Node.js, Angular to React, SOAP to REST APIs, etc.

In the last few years, I've been focusing on simplifying the developer experience with Identity and related topics, especially in the .NET ecosystem.

Principal Developer Advocate

Andrea Chiarelli

josh-cunningham

I’ve been working on the web since 2007 as an engineer, designer, strategist, user interface consultant, team lead, project manager, and product builder. I’m currently the lead engineer on our Marketplace team helping partners design, build, and publish integrations to the Auth0 platform. I’m fascinated by current trends in digital identity, how we communicate asynchronously in our personal and professional lives, how software gets made on a team, and note-taking techniques.

Lead Ecosystem Engineer

Josh Cunningham

Are you considering migrating your Auth0 Rules to Auth0 Actions? Here are some guidelines to do it successfully.

Migrating Auth0 Rules to Auth0 Actions

tonycamp

Tom Camp is a DevRel Engineer at <a href="https://ably.com/">Ably</a>. His recent interest lies in open realtime data and ways of representing and sharing it. He’s also a member of the Open API and Async API communities which work towards standardizing specifications and capabilities of APIs. In his spare time, Tom loves to play strategy-based games and modding them.

DevRel Engineer at Ably Realtime

Thomas Camp

Creating a Universal Authentication System with Auth0 for Ably's scalable chat application.

Ably's Fully Featured Scalable Chat App

MatthewHughes

I'm a Liverpool-based technology writer with a passion for usability and security. When I'm not churning out copy, you'll find me walking my two dogs: Luna and Apollo

Business Content Writer

Matthew Hughes

From tooling changes to the ascent of the hybrid event model, it’s all change, all the time.

How Developers Will Work in 2022

How to use Auth0 Actions to let users access your application or website for a trial period.

Managing Trial Periods with Auth0 Actions

matt-raible

Matt Raible is a well-known figure in the Java community and has been building web applications for most of his adult life. For over 20 years, he has helped developers learn and adopt open source frameworks and use them effectively. He's a web developer, Java Champion, and Developer Advocate at Okta. Matt is a frequent contributor to open source and a big fan of Java, IntelliJ, TypeScript, Angular, and Spring Boot. 

Developer Advocate

Matt Raible

This tutorial shows you how to add authentication to your Angular App with Auth0

Add OpenID Connect to Angular Apps Quickly

william_johnson

Will Johnson is a Developer Advocate at Auth0. He loves teaching topics in a digestible way to empower more developers. He writes blog posts, records screencasts, and writes eBooks to help developers. He's also an instructor on <a target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://egghead.io'>egghead.io</a>.

Will Johnson

Use Auth0 Actions with webhooks to send a Slack message after a new user signs up.

Send Slack Message After New User Sign Up with Auth0 Actions

joeydevilla

I’m an R&D Content Engineer at Auth0, and I like to work on all sorts of technologies. I’ve developed software for all sorts of platforms, from CD-ROM and the PalmPilot to my current area of focus, mobile phones and IoT devices. When I’m not looking for strange new platforms to write software for, I’m playing a strange old instrument — the accordion!

R&D Content Engineer

Joey deVilla

Here’s a collection of Actions that you can write quickly to perform useful tasks.

Quick Tips and Tricks for Auth0 Actions

Quickly integrate Twilio for SMS-based multi-factor authentication

Enable Multi-factor Authentication with Auth0 and Twilio

Learn how to use Auth0 Actions to redirect users to an announcement web page and back to the application (or just redirect them to Rick Astley’s video).

Use Actions to Show Users an Announcement after Logging in (Or Rickroll Them)

Learn how to customize the user registration experience with Auth0 Actions.

Customize User Registration Experience with Auth0 Actions

fauna_author

Technology focused business professional with experience in Sales & BD, Solutions Architecture and Software Development. Armed with a top-tier MBA and extensive customer-facing experience, I combine technical and business expertise to converge business requirements with technology. 
 
My experience in the art of pre-sales is combined with practical hands-on expertise in software SDLC, cloud architecture, containers, networking, APIs and gateways. A trusted advisor, I have the proven capacity to win over the most technically discerning customers and build long lasting relationships.

Head of Solution Architecture at Fauna Inc.

Zee Khoo

In this tutorial, we’ll explore architecting REST APIs in a fully serverless manner by leveraging Fastly’s Compute@Edge, Fauna, and Auth0

Building an Edge API Gateway with Fauna and Securing It with Auth0

How to use HTTP status code in the authorization context? When to use "401 Unauthorized" status code? When to use "403 Forbidden"? Let's try to clarify.

Developers