IdentityServer3 1.0.0
After a lot of work, Dominick and I have released IdentityServer3. His post sums it up perfectly. And thanks to all of the feedback we’ve received.
Today is a big day for us! Brock and I started working on the next generation of IdentityServer over 14 months ago. In fact – I remember exactly how I created the very first file (constants.cs) somewhere in the Swiss Alps and was hunting for internet connection to do a check-in (much to the dislike of my family).
1690 commits later it is time to recap what we did, why we did it – and where we are now.
Having spent a considerable amount of time in the WS*/SAML world, it became more and more apparent that these technologies are not a good match for the modern types of applications that we (and our customers) like to build. These types of applications are pretty much a combination of web and native UIs combined with web APIs. Security protocols need to be API, HTTP and mobile friendly, and we need authentication…
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brockallen 
Congrats!!! great work…
thanks!
Thank you both for your hard work on this critically important subject and the gift which you give Asp.Net developers who are not as proficient at security issues. I hope and believe this project will gain traction the way JSON.net did and kinda-sorta force Microsoft’s hand.
I wonder what you think about this library: https://github.com/aspnet-contrib/AspNet.Security.OpenIdConnect.Server
Is it something that could eventually replace IdentityServer in the future?
Hi, excellent work! Do you have plans to update most of the samples with ASP.Net 5 ?
We already have a sample for ASP.NET 5: https://github.com/IdentityServer/IdentityServer3.Samples/tree/master/source/AspNet5Host