Joe M.

I've started reading a new sci-fi book, and it has the single most realistic and terrifying depiction of first contact I've ever encountered.

I've been thinking a lot about AGI lately, which means a lot of things to many people.

Cast your mind back to the early 2000s… Dating was very different.

“We need to integrate with a SOAP API that's been deprecated for 3 years” said the Engineering Manager.

A while ago my friends and I were brainstorming names for our then as-yet-untitled-form-side-project #1.

Over the years of avidly collecting my niche (New Age science fiction from the 60s and 70s), I've picked up a few germs of knowledge about book collecting, preservation, and general enthusiasm.

🍰 Formcake was made to solve a simple but common problem: You have a contact form, lead page, or survey, but you don't want to spin up an entire server just to field that one form's submissions.

Today I'm going to discuss implementing a loading icon like you see in a lot of SPAs within the context of a Nuxt project I'm working on - Form Cast, a simple form backend-as-a-service.

The form market is huge.

“Generate a react app without scaffolding” instructed the Master.

Introduction Last year I published my first book with a publisher, Hands on Bug Hunting For Penetration Testers.

Seven weeks ago, a friend and I started writing a newsletter for junior devs and strategizing about stuff like open rates and content strategies.

Scanners have a tricky reputation.

Landing your first “Software Developer” or “Web Developer” position is a big get.

At three-weeks, the ongoing experiement in writing a newsletter for junior devs and open strategizing is in full swing.

Recently my business partner and I launched a new service, jobletter.io with a simple premise: We deliver Junior Developer jobs to your inbox.

Three weeks ago we launched jobletter.

A few days ago, David Broadlick and I launched Jobletter into beta, as a way for developers at the beginning of their careers to get a concentrated dose of high-quality jobs targeting their skillset and experience level.

Seed apps are great.

Hunting for XSS XSS / Cross-site scripting (which is just another form of Code Injection) can be a severe vulnerability.

Hands-On Bug Hunting for Penetration Testers is now available.

When I was setting out to revamp my personal blog and create a new site for my book, I had a couple of considerations in mind.

All writers have their own workflows for writing: Many people use Word, Google Docs, or Libre Office - George R.R.

One of the most helpful tools in learning the fundamentals of penetration testing is the ability to test your analysis against deliberately-vulnerable applications - sites and/or apps with consciously introduced flaws, catalogued for easy reference.

Update: The book has since been released.

If you're a freelance security researcher, chances are you've heard of — or use — Burp Suite, a program commonly considered the gold standard for penetration testing software.

Functional Programming is a powerful programming paradigm that tries to reduce bugs and make it easier to reason about an application by avoiding state changes and the mutation of global values, generally.

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Two jugglers walked around a small track, practicing their craft.