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Does anyone have the link to an actual OAuth tutorial that works. Please do not send me to a site that gives half the code and says that it works or that just uses cool keywords to make it looks like it works only to find out that after writing all the code it only works on some weird site that gets 100 visitors a year. I am looking for a step by step walk-through that shows the exact configuration of OAuth with ruby that gives you the steps that start the process of asking for the endpoints, sends the request, gets the keys and sends the api nfo back...<br />
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Please do not send me links to the OAuth Ruby Gems and tell me &quot;...well the first thing you need to do is get ruby's oauth gem ....yadda yadda yadda.&quot;<br />
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Looking for a walk-through for setting this up from scratch. Also, please do not send me the links for Twitter tutorials or any other perverted use of OAuth. I am looking for the exact standards compliant method of implementing OAuth as specificed by the last updated version of OAuth 1.0a released April 2010. (<a href="http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5849" rel="ugc">http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5849</a>)<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Does anyone have the link to an actual OAuth tutorial that works. Please do not send me to a site that gives half the code and says that it works or that just uses cool keywords to make it looks like it works only to find out that after writing all the code it only works on some weird site that gets 100 visitors a year. I am looking for a step by step walk-through that shows the exact configuration of OAuth with ruby that gives you the steps that start the process of asking for the endpoints, sends the request, gets the keys and sends the api nfo back...

Please do not send me links to the OAuth Ruby Gems and tell me "...well the first thing you need to do is get ruby's oauth gem ....yadda yadda yadda."

Looking for a walk-through for setting this up from scratch. Also, please do not send me the links for Twitter tutorials or any other perverted use of OAuth. I am looking for the exact standards compliant method of implementing OAuth as specificed by the last updated version of OAuth 1.0a released April 2010. (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5849)

Thanks in advance.

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