The sevenauth project aims to make it simple to let WP7 app users authenticate using existing mechanisms, rather than having to remember yet another username and password. I am taking a stab in the dark and going to assume the app has plans to support Seven Authentication system. From the video demo from Arktronic ( who is no stranger around these parts, chances are you might have used his ArkSwitch App or seen the demo for his WP7 app ArkWords ) we can see 3 login methods supported
Google( see developers comment below )Yahoo- OpenID 2.0
I am thinking many app which requires users to sign in to access data might find this useful. Here is the video demo
More info and Download Source : http://github.com/arktronic/sevenauth
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A couple of corrections… right now, the code supports signing in to any OpenID 2.0 endpoint. The three listed are simply some of the more popular ones. The textbox below them allows you to enter your own.
As for the name, the seven is for WP7.
Eventually, assuming I have enough time, I’d want to support OAuth (Twitter, etc) and Facebook sign in. Oh, and probably OpenID 1.1, as it’s still in use.
oh well it was worth a try :)
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