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Capture the flag: A Node.js web app vulnerability practice (part 1)
We recently had a workshop to make engineers on the team to take practices around vulnerabilities. This article will explain the vulnerability as a quiz.
Interview Officer: "Tell me about Cookies Session and Tokens". Me: "Emm..."
I confidently joined an interview with a big IT company but his question about cookies sessions and tokens made me out of words...
Remake Pitayan Blog (Part 2)
Pitayan blog is now updated to the new version with a complete rewrite using Gatsby.js
Remake Pitayan Blog (Part 1)
Recently I've decided to remake this whole blog to improve its workflow and UI/UX. This article will uncover my story of creating this blog and also some thoughts about the "remake" approach.
A petty trick in front of a builtin function
Lately, I was working on a project that’ll heavily concentrating on the server-side. Although those server-side stuffs aren’t really my expertise. The lucky part is that this project is about process the HTTP header and return a proper json as response.
Making a modern JS library in 2020
Recently, I was assigned a task of creating a new JS library to replace the obsolete one that's been released for almost 8 years. This is a quite intruiging task because I'm also permitted to try everything new to make this project much more robust.
Attempting to create a CSS framework
In 2019, I created a CSS framework and named it Rotla.css. After some refactorings and modifications, I finally released the "toy" framework in 2020.
Vue 3 new features summary
Vue-next (Vue 3) has been out for a while. It is now under release candidate stage which means there won't be big changes on the open APIs. Good to see that Vue has already been stabilized and ready to waltz into our projects.
Learn Functional Progamming Design from Redux
Before I set my eyes on the Redux source code, I naively thought OOP is superior than FP(Functional Programming) as a programming paradigm. But this is not right.
JSON.stringify accepts 2 other parameters
Do you know that JSON.stringify can actually take 2 other parameters? I didn't know this before I laid my eyes on my colleage's pull request.(I'm such a noob) But it's nothing difficult. Those 2 parameters will help optimize the result in a good format.