anti-pattern

An opportunity for OAuth: Jeff “CodingHorror” Atwood highlights the password anti-pattern « OAuth on Jun 5th at 1pm

Inventing contact schemas for fun and profit! (Ugh) | FactoryCity 2008

At best, combined with OAuth, third-parties never need your account password, defeating the password anti-pattern and providing a more secure way to share your data.

Responding to criticisms about OpenID: convenience, security and personal agency | FactoryCity 2008

In fact the plethora of microsites in local government over the years are testimony to the overall failure of web teams pre-ordained to fail by committees spending cash on IT structures they barely understand, and are an anti-pattern in their own right.

Why do people want microsites? at Helpful Technology 2009

Unlike the memorable pattern names from that other luminous book Design Patterns (1995) – Singleton, Observer, Visitor, etc. – the anti-pattern names in Refactoring sometimes degenerate into the ludicrous: Feature Envy, Inappropriate Intimacy, Primitive Obsession, Speculative Generality, ...

Archive 2007-01-01 Jonathan Aquino 2007

Unlike the memorable pattern names from that other luminous book Design Patterns (1995) – Singleton, Observer, Visitor, etc. – the anti-pattern names in Refactoring sometimes degenerate into the ludicrous: Feature Envy, Inappropriate Intimacy, Primitive Obsession, Speculative Generality, ...

Better Names for Martin Fowler's "Refactoring Smells" Jonathan Aquino 2007

I'll try to remember to change the text. stupid password anti-pattern ... zcopley

Zach Copley » Identi.ca gets a Facebook application 2009

At best, combined with OAuth, third-parties never need your account password, defeating the password anti-pattern and providing a more secure way to share your data.

Public nuisance #1: Importing your contacts | FactoryCity 2007

You see, I have an interest in social network portability (also called “make holes in my buckets”) — I gave a talk on SPSNs from a user point of view at WebCamp SNP in Cork recently — and I am also concerned that in many cases, implementations in that direction make generous use of the password anti-pattern (ie, asking people for the password to their e-mail).

2008 April — Climb to the Stars 2008

Sadly, Diigo commits the password anti-pattern crime, which no social tool is allowed to do anymore now that Google has a password-free API to get around that see Flickr and Dopplr: the Right Way to Import GMail Contacts.

2008 April — Climb to the Stars 2008

Sadly, Diigo commits the password anti-pattern crime, which no social tool is allowed to do anymore now that Google has a password-free API to get around that see Flickr and Dopplr: the Right Way to Import GMail Contacts.

Diigo — I Think I Like the Idea (Bonus Content: Conversation Fragmentation) — Climb to the Stars 2008