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While not an exhaustive article on securing web applications, the four steps shown here will get you pretty far along in building a secure web … 
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Open source Internet of Things is growing fast. These software and hardware projects can help companies and DIYers experiment with Internet-connected devices.
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awesome-nodejs - A curated list of delightful Node.js packages and resources.
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Speed is at the core of technology evolution. The need for speed, or at the very least the perception of speed, spells the success of today’s technologies. S...
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September 22, 2014 10:59 AM
Another reason why everyone in the web industry should learn what node.js has to offer. If you end up developing a real-time web application for your client, choosing node.js is a no brainer.
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Detectify provides a user friendly and thorough web security scan that allows you to focus 100% on web development.
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This posts looks beyond everyday usage of JavaScript’s objects. The fundamentals of JavaScripts objects are for the most part about as simple as using JSON notation. However, JavaScript also provides sophisticated tools to create objects in... | Bjorn Tipling | Software Engineer at @floobits
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Wow, this one is not for dummies!!! I decided to play it pedantic this time because I posted a layman explanation of this thing on the node.js forum and nobody reacted. Maybe it will get more atten...
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These days I spent some time working on Yez!. Chrome extension whose main role is to replace the annoying switching between the terminal and the browser. It...
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Detailed How-To for building API Client libraries in Node.js. Client design and architecture using encapsulation and resources. To achieve this, your Node.js client should only expose users to the public version of your API and never the private, internal implementation. If you’re coming from a more traditional Object Oriented world, you can think of the public API as behavior interfaces. Concrete implementations of those interfaces are encapsulated in the private API. In Node.js too, functions and their inputs and output should rarely change. Otherwise you risk breaking backwards compatibility. Encapsulation creates lot of flexibility to make changes in the underlying implementation. Via Jan Hesse
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Building modules for the front-end has become an increasingly easy problem to solve. Back in the nineties we had our Java applets, our and [...]
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