It’s Time to Fizz that Buzz

In this video, I’m talking about FizzBuzz Pro—a sister project of Zero to Hero. In the video, I’m outlining a high-level architecture of the login flow of the project, how it integrates with the Ghost content publishing platform as a membership provider, and how I’m going to proceed.

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Introduction

In the video at the end of this post, I’m talking about FizzBuzz Pro—a sister project of Zero to Hero.

In the video, I’m outlining a high-level architecture of the login flow of the project, how it integrates with the Ghost content publishing platform as a membership provider, and how I’m going to proceed.

FizzBuzz Pro is a greenfield project, and as I continue developing and productizing it, I will be sharing the entire process with y’all with more videos and articles.

The video that I’m sharing here is a ~30min uncut recording: It’s as raw as it gets.

I wanted to share it in its entirety, before post-production, where I usually relentlessly cut out at least two-third of the video to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of it and provide as much value for the time you spend as I possibly can.

The High Level Overview

Here’s the high-level authentication and identity management architecture that I’ll be talking about (you can open the image in another tab for a higher-resolution version):

FizzBuzz Pro authentication high-level overview.

Video Discussion

So, without further ado, here goes the video.

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