Can you believe this is the seventh post in the Adding Authentication Using Azure AD B2C Into Your Mobile Apps [https://msou.co/82]? With lucky number 7, it seems like a perfect time to do a review of where we came from... and a preview of where we'…
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Social Authentication in Azure AD B2C
In the sixth chapter of the using mobile apps with Azure AD B2C series - we're going to add in social authentication! Social Authentication in Azure AD B2C If you've been following along with this series you should have an ASP.NET Core Web API app…
Adding Authentication and Authorization with Azure AD B2C
Finally - we're at the point in this series where I show how to use Azure AD B2C to authenticate a user and then authorize that user to hit a Web API from a Xamarin.Forms application! In other words - we're at the post with…
Azure AD B2C Application Fundamentals - The Parts of the Party
In the first 3 parts of this series on using Azure Active Directory B2C to provide authentication and authorization to Xamarin mobile apps, we took a look at what exactly Azure AD B2C [https://msou.co/6z] is, how to create a tenant [https://msou.co/60], and then how…
Invoking and Consuming Web APIs with Xamarin
The whole point of Azure AD B2C [https://msou.co/6l] is to both have a means of providing authentication between a front end client and a back end resource, and to obtain an access token which can be used for authorization purposes. In this article I'm going…
Creating an AD B2C Tenant
This is part 2 of the Xamarin Authentication with AD B2C series. In part 1 [https://msou.co/bee] I gave an overview of the general concepts of Active Directory B2C and how the constituent parts work together to provide authentication, not only for mobile apps, but also for APIs…