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You’re about to ship a product.
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When NuGet finds a vulnerable package in your project, it tells you.
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I ride a Specialized Vado SL 4.0.
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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?
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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.
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Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of an npm package?
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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.
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Is your Jest test suite failing you?
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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).
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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.
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The GitHub documentation has a lot of good advice about rate limits for its API, and how to make the most of them.
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For a while now the Octokit libraries for .NET have lagged behind the JavaScript libraries, especially when it comes to webhooks.
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At its heart, Netlify is a platform for hosting static websites.
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#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…
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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.
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The .NET Framework provides a great programming model that enables high performance code using an easy to understand syntax.
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Getting Zwift to run on Linux was a journey I started just over a year ago.
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Since the release of Helm 3, the official helm/charts repository has been deprecated in favour of Helm Hub.
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Over the past year I’ve moved from working mainly in Java, to working mainly in C#.
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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.
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Recently I discovered Hack The Box, an online platform to hone your cyber security skills by practising on vulnerable VMs.
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Have you ever tweeted out a hastag, and discovered a small image attached to the side of it?
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In part one of this article, I collected robots.txt from the top 1 million sites on the web.
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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.
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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).
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I recently saw an article on /r/programming called Do you really want “bank grade” security in your SSL?
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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.