Victor on Software

Add CSS to the webpack bundle Add Tailwind CSS Use Tailwind CSS utility classes This article is part of our complete guide to building a Chrome extension.

This article is part of a series on building a complete production-ready Chrome extension.

This article covers how git merge works with GitHub pull requests.

Setting up linting with ESLint and typescript-eslint Setting up formatting with Prettier Adding linting and formatting to CI This article is part of a series on building a maintainable Chrome extension.

This article is part of a series on building a production-ready Chrome extension.

We are creating a series of articles on building a production-ready Chrome extension.

What is a webhook?

Excessive database locks Read-after-write consistency Index limitations When building an application, the database is often an afterthought.

This article is part of a series on creating a production-ready Chrome extension.

In this series, we will be building a production-ready Chrome extension.

Introduction IPv6 is the latest version of the Internet Protocol.

Introduction We recently encountered a performance issue in production.

GitHub reusable workflows GitHub reusable steps (composite action) Introduction GitHub Actions is a way to automate your software development workflows.

What is an SQL deadlock?

Introduction In this article, we will create a simple React app from scratch.

Why fix security vulnerabilities?

We recently completed a series of articles on mutual TLS (mTLS).

What is code signing?

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

Introduction Any app aiming to reach an international audience must support Unicode.

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

This article is part of a series on mTLS.

What is mTLS (mutual TLS)?

Simple CGO examples CGO is a way to call C code from Go.

What are GitHub Actions?

Fuzz testing is a software automated testing technique where random inputs are provided to the software under test.

In the ever-evolving landscape of device management and cybersecurity, understanding the mechanics behind tools like Fleet is not just about technical curiosity; it’s about empowering IT professionals to safeguard digital assets more effectively.

Fleet is an open-source platform for managing and gathering telemetry from devices such as laptops, desktops, VMs, etc.

When starting to code in Go, we encountered the following situation.

Matter is a recent open-source standard for connecting devices such as light switches, door locks, motion sensors, and many others.

A prepared statement is a feature of modern databases intended to help execute the same SQL statement multiple times.

At Fleet, our developer documentation is spread out throughout the codebase, contained in a multitude of README and Markdown files.

Traditionally, network routers used dedicated bare metal machines.

Keychains are the macOS’s method to track and protect secure information such as passwords, private keys, and certificates.

Authorization is giving permission to a user to do an action on the server.