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  1. You’re about to ship a product.

  2. When NuGet finds a vulnerable package in your project, it tells you.

  3. I ride a Specialized Vado SL 4.0.

  4. Back in January 2020, Google open sourced Wombat Dressing Room, an npm proxy that solved a real problem: how do you maintain two-factor authentication for npm packages while still using automation?

  5. When you create a new .NET project and start writing code, you might find yourself using classes like System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer without ever explicitly adding a reference to System.Text.Json in your .csproj file.

  6. Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of an npm package?

  7. When it comes to Linux containers, there are plenty of tools out there that can scan container images, generate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), or list vulnerabilities.

  8. Is your Jest test suite failing you?

  9. One big advantage that Arch Linux has over other distributions, apart from being able to say “BTW I use Arch.”, is the Arch User Repository (AUR).

  10. When it comes to Linux containers, there are plenty of tools out there that can scan container images, generate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM), or list vulnerabilities.

  11. The GitHub documentation has a lot of good advice about rate limits for its API, and how to make the most of them.

  12. For a while now the Octokit libraries for .NET have lagged behind the JavaScript libraries, especially when it comes to webhooks.

  13. At its heart, Netlify is a platform for hosting static websites.

  14. #10YearChallenge has been trending for a while, so I thought it would be fun to do a 10 year challenge for programming and take a look at the technology I used back in 2010. 2010 10 years ago covers my final year in high school, and my first year in unive…

  15. Following on from part one, here’s some more of the most common pitfalls I’ve come across—either myself, colleagues and friends, or examples in documentation—and how to avoid them.

  16. The .NET Framework provides a great programming model that enables high performance code using an easy to understand syntax.

  17. Zwift on Linux

    Getting Zwift to run on Linux was a journey I started just over a year ago.

  18. Since the release of Helm 3, the official helm/charts repository has been deprecated in favour of Helm Hub.

  19. Over the past year I’ve moved from working mainly in Java, to working mainly in C#.

  20. At CopenhagenJS in August I was able to share my work on Renovate—a universal dependency update tool—and how you can use it to save time and improve security in software projects.

  21. Recently I discovered Hack The Box, an online platform to hone your cyber security skills by practising on vulnerable VMs.

  22. Have you ever tweeted out a hastag, and discovered a small image attached to the side of it?

  23. In part one of this article, I collected robots.txt from the top 1 million sites on the web.

  24. After reading CollinMorris’s analysis of favicons of the top 1 million sites on the web, I thought it would be interesting to do the same for other common parts of websites that often get overlooked.

  25. Late last year I set about building a new NAS to replace my aging HP ProLiant MicroServer N36L (though that’s a story for a different post).

  26. I recently saw an article on /r/programming called Do you really want “bank grade” security in your SSL?

  27. I’ve been thinking about writing a blog for a while now, but there are just so many blogging platforms out there to choose from.