May 3rd, 2013
During the last year I worked almost exclusively on this. Kidozen, the world’s best cloud-based platform for building mobile applications with enterprise capabilities. Now, after a very successful private beta period we are announcing public availability. I’ll go deeper on what kidozen is and why is the world’s best cloud-based enterprise mobility platform, but I’d like to start [...]
August 23rd, 2012
Joining two of my favorite topics, Node.js and Identity Federation I’ve created a very simple and minimalist WS-Trust client for Node.js, this module allows you to request a security token from ADFS using WS-Trust protocol. If you want to know how this works you can see the detailed explanation here. Also you can find the [...]
August 23rd, 2012
During the last months I’ve been working a lot with Node.js, I really like it. I’m building something huge, but I’ll talk about that later, the reason for this post is share with you a Node.js module in which I’m working on: a Windows Azure Access Control Service (recently renamed to Windows Azure Active Directory) [...]
May 2nd, 2012
During the last months I’ve been collaborating as advisor with the Microsoft Patterns and Practices Team in a very interesting project. They worked on an integration pack for Windows Azure and Enterprise library. One of the outcomes of that work is a book called “Building Elastic and Resilient Cloud Applications”. This book provides background information [...]
April 13th, 2012
In a previous post I showed how to request tokens to ADFS using WS-Trust based on the identity of the user that requests the token. Due to I’ve received a lot of requests on the subject, here’s the code to do the same but using username and password, I mean request tokens from ADFS 2.0 [...]