ASP.NET Web API: Understanding OWIN/Katana Authentication/Authorization Part III: Adding Identity

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This is the third post in a series in which we have built up a minimal, self-hosted, OWIN-based Web Api application essentially from scratch. In this post we'll pull in a minimal ASP.NET Identity implementation.

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John Atten

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My name is John Atten, and my username on many of my online accounts is xivSolutions. I am Fascinated by all things technology and software development. I work mostly with C#, Javascript/Node.js, Various flavors of databases, and anything else I find interesting. I am always looking for new information, and value your feedback (especially where I got something wrong!)

ASP.NET Web API: Understanding OWIN/Katana Authentication/Authorization Part III: Adding Identity

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