tyler-clark

Tyler works as a developer advocate engineer at Auth0. He's worked as an engineer at small to enterprise level companies and loves everything about tech. You'll frequently find him ether out with his family, playing sports, or coding something. He's also an instructor on <a target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://egghead.io'>egghead.io</a>, and his profile is online at <a target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://tylerclark.dev'>tylerclark.dev</a>.

Senior Developer Advocate Engineer

Tyler Clark

Easily manage the business customers that access your applications

Introducing Auth0 Organizations

andrea-chiarelli

I have over 20 years of experience as a software engineer and technical writer. Throughout my career, I've used several languages and technologies for the projects I was involved in, ranging from C# to JavaScript, ASP.NET to Angular and React. Recently I'm mainly focusing on Identity and API design, especially in the .NET ecosystem.

Senior Developer Advocate

Andrea Chiarelli

Learn the best practices to store and manage secrets in your .NET applications.

Secrets Management in .NET Applications

Vittorio

Vittorio Bertocci is a Principal Architect for Auth0. Before Auth0, he had a lengthy career with Microsoft, where Vittorio worked with Fortune 100 and Global 100 companies, including working on Microsoft’s Azure Active Directory team as principal program manager focusing on the developer experience. He contributed to the inception and launch of Microsoft's claims-based platform components (Windows Identity Foundation and ADFS, ADAL and MSAL SDKs, ASP.NET middleware). Vittorio is a well known speaker, educator and published author.

Principal Architect

Vittorio Bertocci

Explore how FastFed is looking to shorten the time it takes to join organizations into a federation.

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep 6

michael-bui

I'm a software developer with a background in consulting and experience in technical leadership roles. The majority of my career has been with using .NET to build applications across the full-stack and for mobile, desktop, and web. My main area of interest is in agile software development and building cross-platform applications using technologies like Flutter and Xamarin.Forms.

These days I do more work using Flutter. Besides using it professionally to build applications, I've done a talk at a meetup, maintain a blog where I post about Flutter in <a href="https://dexterx.dev">DexterX</a> and contribute to and maintain various open-source projects.

Sofware Developer

Michael Bui

Learn the basics of the Flutter development kit and the Dart programming language and build an app to manage your shopping wishlist.

Build a Flutter Wishlist App, Part 1: Introducing Flutter and Building a Basic Wishlist App

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

Do detective work and protect your privacy by using JavaScript to read, alter, and erase the Exif metadata that your phone writes into every photo.

JavaScript and Photos: Read, Edit, and Erase Location and Other Exif Metadata

ga-antonello-zanini

I'm a software engineer, but I prefer to call myself Technology Bishop. Spreading knowledge through writing is my mission.

Software Engineer

Antonello Zanini

Avoid boilerplate code by automatically mapping JPA entities into DTOs in Spring Boot and Java by harnessing MapStruct

Mapping JPA Entities into DTOs in Spring Boot Using MapStruct

joyce-echessa

Guest Author

Joyce Echessa

Let’s take a deep look at Android's different options for running operations in the background.

Background Processing in Android

arthur-bellore

I’m a tech content creator. I enjoy breaking up seemingly complicated topics into easy-to-understand pieces for people to read. When I’m not in front of a computer, you’ll usually find me reading books.

Cybersec Writer

Arthur Bellore

Is there a point where a password is so strong it stops making sense?

Birthday Attacks, Collisions, And Password Strength

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep. 5

adam-mcgrath

I've been working as an Engineer on the web for over 20 years at companies including the BBC, Google and IG. At Auth0, I build and maintain our JavaScript SDKs for servers and browsers.

SDK Engineer

Adam McGrath

Learn how to authenticate users with Auth0’s Next.js SDK

Introducing Auth0's Next.js SDK

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep. 2

Easily add custom messages to a two-way mirror, powered by a Raspberry Pi

Dad's in a Meeting... Creating a Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

A quick tour about five C# features that even experienced developers might not know: from variable scopes to the top-level statements and others.

Developers

Organizations

Introducing Auth0 Organizations

.NET

Secrets Management in .NET Applications

Identity Unlocked

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep 6

Flutter

Build a Flutter Wishlist App, Part 1: Introducing Flutter and Building a Basic Wishlist App

JavaScript

JavaScript and Photos: Read, Edit, and Erase Location and Other Exif Metadata

Spring Boot + MapStruct

Mapping JPA Entities into DTOs in Spring Boot Using MapStruct

Mobile

Background Processing in Android

Passwords

Birthday Attacks, Collisions, And Password Strength

Identity Unlocked

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep. 5

SDK

Introducing Auth0's Next.js SDK

Identity Unlocked

Identity, Unlocked... Explained: Season 2, Ep. 2

Raspberry Pi

Dad's in a Meeting... Creating a Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror

.NET

Five C# Features You Might Not Know