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I am developing the web application using ReactJS(Front-end UI) and Scala(Back-end API). I have implemented the backend services as microservices.
Here I have integrated OAuth2 authorization framework and used OAuth Access … Continue reading Should I form the JWT token in the OAuth2 for Delivering a Secure API
Let’s say I write a webapp using React only, never touching the DOM directly. I never use dangerouslySetInnerHTML. Do I still have to worry about XSS? Or in other words, are there any other unsafe usages of React?
It would b… Continue reading Am I safe from XSS in React as long as I don’t use dangerouslySetInnerHTML?
We’re all used to posing for a picture — or a selfie — but there’s something about photo booths that make getting your photo taken an exciting and urgent affair. To make this experience a bit easier to tote about, Redditor [pedro_g_s] has laboriously built, from the ground up, a mobile photo booth named Buzz.
He needed a touchscreen, a Raspberry Pi, almost definitely a webcam, and a 3D printer to make a case — although any medium you choose will do — to build this ‘booth.’ That said, he’s built the app in a way that a touchscreen isn’t …read more
The passwords of some people using sites monitored by popular analytics provider Mixpanel were mistakenly pulled into its software. Until TechCrunch’s inquiry, Mixpanel had made no public announcement about the embarassing error beyond quie… Continue reading Mixpanel analytics accidentally slurped up passwords
Today, Airbnb’s design team open sourced its internal library for writing React components that easily render directly to Sketch. Instead of trying to get Sketch to export to code, the Airbnb team spent its time on the opposite — putting the paintbrush in the hands of the engineer.
Everyday engineers and designers have the luxury of operating without design systems, but large… Read More Continue reading Airbnb’s new open source library lets you design with React and render to Sketch
3 hackers, 16 LEDs, 15 years of development, one goal: A persistence of vision display stick that fits into your pocket. That’s the magicShifter 3000. When waved, the little, 10 cm (4 inches) long handheld device draws stable images in midair using the persistence of vision effect. Now, the project has reached another milestone: production.
The design has evolved since it started with a green LED bargraph around 2002. The current version features 16 APA102 (aka DotStar) RGB LEDs, an ESP-12E WiFi module, an NXP accelerometer/magnetometer, the mandatory Silabs USB interface, as well as a LiPo battery and charger with …read more
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