Application programming interfaces (APIs) are a critical part of most modern programs and applications.

In fact, both cloud deployments and mobile applications have come to rely so heavily on APIs that you can’t have either without an API managing components somewhere along the line. Many larger compan ...

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This tool is a proof of concept and should not be used in production

This tool is a proof of concept and should not be used in production https://t.co/QDLU4mP9QE ...

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I’m not a fan of the new “Cancel and Save Changes” button in Google Sheets.

The old way: You could click on the save icon to cancel changes, or you could click on the X to close without saving changes. The latter is what I would do most often because it was faster than clicki ...

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Neosec, a startup aiming to better secure APIs, today emerged from stealth with $20.

7 million in Series A funding from True Ventures, New Era Capital Partners, TLV, and SixThirty. APIs have become a hot target for attackers, especially as organizations rapidly shifted to accommodate ...

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I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do this, but it would be great

I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do this, but it would be great https://t.co/z4WGctaRWu ...

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I’m a programmer, I like to write code.

I've been programming since the age of 12 when my parents bought me an Amiga 500 with "The Works" software bundle that included AMOS Basic and some other stuff. That was in 1993 or so. Since then I ha ...

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Keep your authentication process strong and secure.

Broken Authentication Processes Even if you have a strong authentication system, it can be broken by an attacker who knows how to bypass or manipulate the process. For example, an attacker could use ...

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I’m not sure what the best way to do this is, but I think it would be nice if we could have a “dynamic” version of the type checker that can be used in situations like this.

Something like: type family Foo (x :: * -> *) :: * where Foo Int = Bool Foo Char = String foo1 :: forall x . Foo x => x -> Bool foo1 i = case cast i of { Int -> True ; _ -> False } -- ...

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