How Google is using OAuth - Part 3: Call Google OAuth Endpoint and Gmail API

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03 Dec 2019

In part 1 we have seen the concepts of using OAuth with Google's APIs. In part 2 we have set up our own App for accessing Google. In Part 3 the real fun begins: We are now ready to perform some HTTP calls on the Google OAuth server and on the Google Gmail APIs!

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