I know there's no "best" and it all depends on HOW you use it, but please let me know your experiences with the different ones.
Thanks.
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I have been working with (and on) Ion Auth for a few weeks now and it is not only lightweight but incredibly simple.
It is based on the very popular Redux Auth 2 BETA and has been given a serious overhaul as some of that code was... well just really bad.
Documentation is coming soon, but basically just look at the library and the provided example controller and you can't go far wrong.
Phil Sturgeon
2010-02-04 15:14:54
Hey, thanks for mentioning Redux. I created it some years ago and I agree with your statement. Back then I was young and in-experienced and it still baffles to this day why people praise it like it's the best. I've since moved onto Kohana, but it's great it's been forked into something more substantial. Good work, sir.
The Pixel Developer
2010-02-05 03:01:55
Thank you for not taking offense. Looking over some of my own code from a year or two ago I end up feeling rather ill. TBH I never used Redux Auth but I think its praised for being very lightweight. Compare it to FreakAuth Light and its a MASSIVE improvement. Good luck with your Kohana antics.
Phil Sturgeon
2010-02-05 10:29:14
Is Ion Auth fully functioning already or still under development?
Shamoon
2010-02-05 14:25:04
I'm using it in a live app and haven't had any problems. It's been released but neither me or Ben can be bothered writing documentation.
Phil Sturgeon
2010-02-05 16:01:20
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I used Tank Auth like suggested by Sarfraz and it worked fine. I tried 2 other libs before that without much success. The only thing that it doesn't have is an admin to manage user, but it wasn't required in my case.
mrmuggles
2010-09-09 02:09:14