Over the past year, my team has built a number of Slack applications for internal tools, demos, and for fun. We found ourselves writing the same OmniAuth code over and over again, so we decided to try and make it a bit easier for ourselves, and hopefully others too!
We were inspired by Basecamp's google_sign_in gem (https://github.com/basecamp/google_sign_in), and our goal was to make something that would let us integrate "Sign in with Slack" into our Rails apps:
- with minimal configuration
- as quickly as possible
- without sacrificing on long-term stability and maintainability
We recently open-sourced this on GitHub as a gem, and I also made a short getting started video (my first one! :D). I'd love to hear what people think!
Our team has been using https://tuple.app for a few months now, and it works really well for us! We've had much nicer video / audio quality since switching. Definitely recommend checking it out if anyone is looking for a replacement!
Apart from the features and performance of Tuple itself, I find the Tuple team to be a HUGE asset. They are extremely responsive to feedback, are always willing to dig into any issues you might run into, and consistently ship updates and improvements and communicate their progress.
Over the past year, my team has built a number of Slack applications for internal tools, demos, and for fun. We found ourselves writing the same OmniAuth code over and over again, so we decided to try and make it a bit easier for ourselves, and hopefully others too!
We were inspired by Basecamp's google_sign_in gem (https://github.com/basecamp/google_sign_in), and our goal was to make something that would let us integrate "Sign in with Slack" into our Rails apps:
We recently open-sourced this on GitHub as a gem, and I also made a short getting started video (my first one! :D). I'd love to hear what people think!
GitHub repo: https://github.com/TEECOM/slack_sign_in Getting started video: https://vimeo.com/387819353