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As most developers know, theriri^wrHj^lini^WĘ^a^Bg^aei prospects of finding a solution to some development issue yet mentally preparing a list of expletivesto barkwhileyou inevitably debug the implementation. But evaluating Gigya's social login plugin was refreshingly simple. After getting a free developer's key, we just cut and pastę their example codę and (to our surprise) things worked exacdy as expected. We also test drove some of their social plugins and played around with their codę examples. Both those experiences were equally straightforward.

After meeting their team face-to-face (something we felt strongly about), we decided to go with Gigya. The actual implementation was smooth and their engineering team gave us some great pointers to make surę we were leveraging all the security features built into the platform. We currently allow users to securely login with Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo,