> OAuth2 was production ready when everybody realized having FAANG logins is insane
I would have to disagree with this statement for a number of reasons:
1) HN community sometimes could be a bubble, in a sense that many developers here share similar opinions etc but there is a big amount of people outside of the HN community who share different views about software development, how they spend their times (I know some soft engineers who spend 0 hours outside of work doing anything IT related, not saying it's bad or good, just different to many HN people)
2) An average customers isn't necessarily aware of account shutdows or any implications of having centralised systems that you talk about
3) I think there is not enough data to support your statement, tho would be good to see if you have any to share
I would have to disagree with this statement for a number of reasons:
1) HN community sometimes could be a bubble, in a sense that many developers here share similar opinions etc but there is a big amount of people outside of the HN community who share different views about software development, how they spend their times (I know some soft engineers who spend 0 hours outside of work doing anything IT related, not saying it's bad or good, just different to many HN people)
2) An average customers isn't necessarily aware of account shutdows or any implications of having centralised systems that you talk about
3) I think there is not enough data to support your statement, tho would be good to see if you have any to share