Creating Social Media Logins For Web Developers
Last updated 7/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 614.58 MB | Duration: 3h 52m

Learn how to add all the major social media logins to any website.
What you'll learn
Create a Google login system
Create a Twitter login system
Create a Facebook login system
Requirements
Basic web development knowledge
Description
We've all logged into a website using one of our social media accounts. It saves the user from having to remember yet another user name and password, and this type of login system is in high demand. This course teaches you how to integrate login systems for any website using any of the big three social media logins on the market today: Google Twitter Facebook Web Developers If you're a web developer, or want to be a web developer, and you don't know how to implement social media logins you are behind the curve. This is a must-have skill for any web developer today.
Overview
Section 1: Creating a Log In with Google System
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Google Keys
Lecture 3 Create a Database
Lecture 4 Structure
Lecture 5 Composer
Lecture 6 Database
Lecture 7 Setting Up Google Authentication
Lecture 8 Markup
Lecture 9 Signing In
Lecture 10 Signing Out
Lecture 11 Storing Users
Lecture 12 Finishing Up
Section 2: Creating a Log In with Twitter System
Lecture 13 Introduction
Lecture 14 Composer
Lecture 15 Creating a Twitter App
Lecture 16 Directory Structure
Lecture 17 Installing Codebird
Lecture 18 Inititalization
Lecture 19 Checking If Logged In
Lecture 20 Generating Authorization URL
Lecture 21 Signing In
Lecture 22 Signing Out
Lecture 23 Introduction to Storing Users
Lecture 24 Database Wrappers
Lecture 25 Updating Dependencies
Lecture 26 Creating Tables
Lecture 27 Storing Users
Section 3: Creating a Facebook Connect Login System
Lecture 28 Introduction
Lecture 29 Creating and Using a Library
Lecture 30 Installing and Using the Facebook SDK
Lecture 31 Integrating SDK with CodeIgniter
Lecture 32 Creating a New Function
Lecture 33 Scopes
Lecture 34 Fixing Bugs
Lecture 35 Logging In
Lecture 36 Finishing Up
Section 4: Conclusion
Lecture 37 Conclusion
Web developers,Web designers,Programmers
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