I like to share what I learn. I always try to be concise and give practical examples.
Enhance your GitHub OAuth implementation by using a popup approach for authentication in single-page applications (SPAs). This guide walks you through the process of spawning a popup for user authentication and securely handling the access token.
Discover how to integrate GitHub App functionality into an existing OAuth-based authentication system. This guide explains how to authenticate as a GitHub App using JWT, retrieve installation IDs, and access repositories associated with the app.
Learn how to build an interface that allows GitHub-authenticated users to view which repositories have a specific GitHub App installed. This guide covers creating a GitHub App, implementing OAuth authentication, and querying the GitHub REST API for installations and repositories.
This post is intended to be a light reading with the purpose to give a minimum of context and instill some curiosity towards a topic often considered opaque - CORS are a simple HTTP-header mechanism that every web developer can easily understand.
Create stunning designs with the free Radial Gradient Generator. This user-friendly web tool lets you customize multiple shades, colors, and positions for beautiful radial gradients. Perfect for placeholders or design embellishments, easily copy and paste your gradients into your projects.
Make it possible to generate any range of integers with built-in-like syntax.
Are you sure you are ensuring your code to be used as intended? Are you preventing it from beeing used in a malicious way? If what comes your way is putting guards in your functions, this post will open up a world for you. Using checks is not enough.
HTTP headers Content-Length, Content-Encoding, and Transfer-Encoding impact the transmission of large files in web applications. With a practical Node.js server example, learn about header combinations and the importance of the Content-Length header and gzip compression for optimizing web performance.
Until now, thanks to Last-Modified/If-Modified-Since or ETag/If-None-Match we mainly saved on bandwidth. However, the server always had to process each request.
we explored the usefulness of the Last-Modified Response Header and If-Modified-Since Request Header. They work really well when dealing with an endpoint returning a file. What about data retrieved from a database or assembled from different sources?
Less load on the server and less bandwidth usage for the same result? Where should I sign up? Nowhere, you just need to know the right headers.
