getting_started.rst: add JSONOAuthLibCore as part of tutorial #734
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I had trouble getting `grant_type=password` working with the Django REST Framework example in the DOT tutorial. The answer was to set the OAuth2 backend class to `'oauth2_provider.oauth2_backends.JSONOAuthLibCore'`: #127 (comment) I was trying to use Angular framework with its HttpClient and I think the POST requests were sending over content with `application/json`. It would have been a better experience to see this documented in the tutorial.
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I had trouble getting
grant_type=passwordworking with the Django REST Framework example in the DOT tutorial. The answer was to set the OAuth2 backend class to'oauth2_provider.oauth2_backends.JSONOAuthLibCore': #127 (comment)I was trying to use Angular framework with its HttpClient and I think the POST requests were sending over content with
application/json. It would have been a better experience to see this documented in the tutorial.