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Updating redirect examples to 2.0 to halt confusion
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16 changes: 9 additions & 7 deletions _posts/2016-07-26-permission-tutorial.md
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<img src="/images/posts/2016-07-22/bookmark.png" style="width: 450px; float: right; display: inline-block;">

_September 14: This post has been updated to use the Horizon 2.0 API._

In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to build a social bookmark manager with
Horizon and the [Vue.js][] frontend framework. You can build the entire
application without writing a single line of backend code. This tutorial also
covers some of the best practices for developing with Horizon.

<!--more-->

# First steps

If you're completely new to Horizon, you might want to peruse the
Expand All @@ -34,8 +38,6 @@ safe for a production application, but it's ideal for rapid prototyping. As you
will see later in this tutorial, I typically use Horizon with the `--dev` option
until I'm ready to start implementing and testing permissions.

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# Authentication

<img src="/images/posts/2016-07-22/auth-flow.png">
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When a user wants to log in, redirect them to the Horizon server endpoint that
initiates the authentication process for the given OAuth provider. You can get
the path by calling the `authEndpoint` method and specifying the desired
provider. You can assign the return value to the `window.location.pathname`
attribute to perform the redirect:
provider. You can pass the return value to `window.location.replace(endpoint)`
to perform the redirect:

```javascript
const horizon = Horizon();

horizon.authEndpoint("github").subscribe(endpoint =>
location.pathname = endpoint);
window.location.replace(endpoint);
```

Horizon sends the user to the GitHub website, which displays a prompt that that
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methods: {
login(ev) {
horizon.authEndpoint("github").subscribe(endpoint =>
location.pathname = endpoint);
window.location.replace(endpoint);
},
logout(ev) {
Horizon.clearAuthTokens();
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methods: {
login(ev) {
horizon.authEndpoint("github").subscribe(endpoint =>
location.pathname = endpoint);
window.location.replace(endpoint);
},
logout(ev) {
Horizon.clearAuthTokens();
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implemented in collaboration with our user community since Horizon's launch in
May.

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# Aggregation queries

Query aggregation is the most significant new feature in version 2.0. The new
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