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Leaving authentication to an underlying product does mean it ...
Jan 18
Storing a hash is almost similar to storing the password. Unl...
I did read the article. Its very thorough. And yes, you do st...
No, no, do not store the password. Your database already has ...
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Jan 1
Well done. One of the great things about graphql is that a cl...
Dec 31 '20
Postgresql most if the time, sqlite occasionally.
Nov 12 '20
Hear, hear! Great post and certainly something to follow up o...
Nov 11 '20
Nice article, but movingnaway from python will help you as we...
Oct 27 '20
It is an excellent way to cover two or more abstractions in o...
Oct 19 '20
Close all windows? What is this about?
Sep 5 '20
I thought the content of this article was not necessary. Unti...
I use an xslt (> 1000 lines) script for transforming html ...
Jul 30 '20
I see no reason for using docker other than allowing the deve...
Jul 18 '20
Nice to read, it is good to keep a blog to a single simple is...
May 23 '20
Seems to me that Docker is for lazy developers who won't or c...
May 6 '20
Nice article. Two questions: SASS and SCSS are both mentioned...
May 5 '20
Nice one! Other reasons, besides performance: correctness o...
Apr 5 '20
Great article. Traditional ORMS are useless and modern ones...
Apr 4 '20
Did you consider using row-level-security combined with use...
Feb 18 '20
The above example makes the programmer jump abstraction lev...
Feb 17 '20
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How to securely store passwords?
Leaving authentication to an underlying product does mean it ...
How to securely store passwords?
Storing a hash is almost similar to storing the password. Unl...
How to securely store passwords?
I did read the article. Its very thorough. And yes, you do st...
How to securely store passwords?
No, no, do not store the password. Your database already has ...
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Understanding GraphQL through REST
Well done. One of the great things about graphql is that a cl...
What database do you use at work?
Postgresql most if the time, sqlite occasionally.
Write better code and be a better programmer by NEVER USING ELSE statements
Hear, hear! Great post and certainly something to follow up o...
A quick guide to building a Docker container for your Python application
Nice article, but movingnaway from python will help you as we...
IIFE: Immediately Invoked Function Expressions
It is an excellent way to cover two or more abstractions in o...
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Close all windows? What is this about?
Semantic HTML And Why Does it Matter
I thought the content of this article was not necessary. Unti...
Why I Use Gatsby for My Website
I use an xslt (> 1000 lines) script for transforming html ...
Using Docker Containers to Test Microservices
I see no reason for using docker other than allowing the deve...
Partially updating an embedded Mongo document in Go
Nice to read, it is good to keep a blog to a single simple is...
Getting Started with Docker for Developers
Seems to me that Docker is for lazy developers who won't or c...
Awesome SCSS: The basics
Nice article. Two questions: SASS and SCSS are both mentioned...
What Data Structures and Algorithms should mean to you
Nice one! Other reasons, besides performance: correctness o...
AyeSQL: Writing Raw SQL
Great article. Traditional ORMS are useless and modern ones...
Handling Complex User Permissions in GraphQL
Did you consider using row-level-security combined with use...
Lambda Expressions
The above example makes the programmer jump abstraction lev...