@kentcdodds: I want to be in your product's UI for just long enough to get my API key and that's it. Even better if I can just do OA…
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Kent C. Dodds argues developers just want quick API key access, ideally via OAuth, and minimal UI friction in developer products.
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I want to be in your product’s UI for just long enough to get my API key and that’s it.
Even better if I can just do OAuth and not bother with API keys…
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