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

Learn how to enable self-subscription in your B2B SaaS application and automate the Organization creation process using the Auth0.NET SDK.

Enable Self-Subscribing Model in Your Blazor B2B SaaS Application

Sam4-square

I'm an Identity nerd with many years of experience as a developer and advocate. I love explaining complex topics clearly and understandably. You can find me on stage at developer events worldwide or simply having great conversations in the hallway. Google has recognized me as a Google Developer Expert (GDE) in the domains of Web Technologies, Security, Privacy, Payments, and Identity.

Sam Bellen

Supercharge your Auth0-issued access tokens with information, like organizations a user belongs to, from your Auth0 FGA decision engine.

Enrich Auth0 Access Tokens with Auth0 FGA Data

Enable multitenancy in your Blazor Web App with Auth0 Organizations and get ready for B2B.

Add Auth0 Organizations to Your B2B Blazor Web App

carla_urrea

I've been working as a software engineer since 2014, particularly as a backend engineer and doing system design. I consider myself a language-agnostic developer but if I had to choose, I like to work with Ruby, Python, and Elixir.  

After realizing how fun it was to create content and share experiences with the developer community I made the switch to Developer Advocacy. I like to learn and work with new technologies. 

When I'm not coding or creating content you could probably find me going on a bike ride, hiking, or just hanging out with my dog, Dasha. 

Senior Developer Advocate

Carla Urrea Stabile

The way to implement an authorization system depends on your application's needs. Let's explore Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC) and implement it in a Rails API using OpenFGA.

How to Implement Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC) in a Ruby On Rails API?

Learn how to integrate CIBA authentication in your .NET applications to improve security and privacy.

Use CIBA Authentication with Auth0 and .NET

tyler-nix

Tyler’s professional experience spans engineering, architecture, sales, and product at companies ranging from a small Series B startup to a large Fortune 5 enterprise. He now uses his diverse experiences to build better products at Okta. When he is not scaling digital products, he is pursuing hobbies that inherently don’t scale (especially those outside). He loves hearing his kids laugh while riding bikes, spotting a new bird species, and watching his garden grow.

Product Manager

Tyler Nix

Learn how the ReBAC authorization model overcomes RBAC when it comes to evaluate permissions on a specific resource.

How To Evaluate Resource-Specific Permissions Efficiently with ReBAC instead of RBAC

Ryan Quinn

Community Support and Engagement Specialist (FGA)

In this post, we will focus on adding fine-grained authorization to your Python Flask application using OpenFGA.

OpenFGA for Python Flask Applications

Damian Schenkelman

Damian was one of Auth0's earliest employees. He loves building products for developers and taking things from 0 to 1.
 
He played key roles in implementing product features and growing the engineering organization in the early stages, and later on defining Auth0's architecture for scale and creating new products. Today he helps shape Auth0's long term strategy and leads Auth0Lab, a small and amazing team doing research and development of forward-looking products.
 
He spends his spare time with family, and friends, exercising, and catching up on all things NBA.

VP R&D (Auth0Lab)

anton-zagrebelny

Anton is the co-founder and CTO of Stigg, a unified monetization platform for engineering teams, addressing the complexities of subscription management, entitlements, usage metering, and integrations with billing and business applications.
 
Before Stigg, Anton led a boutique software development and consultancy agency specializing in scalable, enterprise-grade fintech and SaaS products. 
He later joined New Relic, where he worked on the AI-Ops product line in hands-on engineering roles.
 
In his free time, Anton enjoys reading, running, exploring new tech, and engaging in conversations about software architecture, science, philosophy, and life.

Co-Founder (Stigg)

Anton Zagrebelny

Easily implement dynamic entitlements in SaaS applications with Auth0 and Stigg

Introducing the Auth0 + Stigg Integration

Native login with passkeys is now available, so let’s take a look at how to sign up and log in on Android using Auth0’s Native Login.

How to Sign Up and Log In with Passkeys in Android Using Auth0's Native Login

Ramona-Schwering_square

Ramona, a Developer Advocate at Auth0, bridges roles as a tester and developer. She's a Google Dev Expert in Web Tech, Women Techmaker Ambassador, and Cypress Ambassador, building trust in test automation and identity topics.

Developer Advocate

Ramona Schwering

Many applications utilize Auth0 in their login procedures. However, how do you deal with that in testing? Let's learn how to cover the default login process in test automation with Cypress.

How to Cover Auth0’s Login Form with Tests

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Howdy! 🤠 I do technology research at Auth0 with a focus on security and identity and develop apps to showcase the advantages or pitfalls of such technology. I also contribute to the development of our SDKs, documentation, and design systems, such as <a target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://github.com/auth0/cosmos'>Cosmos</a>. The majority of my engineering work revolves around AWS, React, and Node, but my research and content development involves a wide range of topics such as Golang, performance, and cryptography. Additionally, I am one of the core maintainers of this blog. Running a blog at scale with over 600,000 unique visitors per month is quite challenging! I was an Auth0 customer before I became an employee, and I've always loved how much easier it is to implement authentication with Auth0. Curious to try it out? <a href='https://auth0.com/signup' data-amp-replace='CLIENT_ID' data-amp-addparams='anonId=CLIENT_ID(cid-scope-cookie-fallback-name)'>Sign up for a free account</a> ⚡️.

Staff Developer Advocate

Dan Arias

Learn how to prevent CSRF attacks from compromising your users when implementing Google OAuth for user registration and user login.

Prevent CSRF Attacks in OAuth 2.0 Implementations

Take control of your encryption keys using the BYOK security model in your Auth0 tenant.

Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) in Auth0

deepu-sasidharan

Deepu is a polyglot developer, Java Champion, and OSS aficionado. He mainly works with Java, JS, Rust, and Golang. He co-leads JHipster and created the JDL Studio and KDash. He's a Staff Developer Advocate at Okta. He is also an international speaker and a published author.

Deepu K Sasidharan

arpit-jain

Arpit is a skilled engineering manager and software developer who specializes in Java, JS, and cloud-native technologies. He actively contributes to the developer community and focuses on enhancing the developer experience. Arpit also mentors aspiring developers.

Senior Engineering Manager

Arpit Jain

The Auth0 Terraform provider has many new features and updates. Learn all about what's new.

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