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Dupdob’s “Unit testing, you’re doing it wrong”

Programming
2018-10-222018-10-22

Over on Medium Dupdob has published probably one of the the best articles about unit testing I have seen this year. While opinionated based on their experience the article covers… Read More »

All-Day-DevOps: A free day long virtual conference.

AT / CI / CD, Automated Testing, Cloud Computing, Community, DevOps, Docker, General
2018-10-172018-10-17

Alldaydevops is presenting a day long virtual conference today.

PHP 5 End of Life is upon us; why you should care.

General, PHP, Programming, Weekly Update
2018-10-152018-10-15

PHP 5 is reaching end of life. Find out what this means to you and your organization if you rely on a PHP 5 application and what can be done about it.

4 part Javascript module by Benny Powers

Community, Javascript
2018-10-092018-10-09

Benny Powers over on Dev.to has put together an excellent series centering around the concept of Javascript modules. I am not a frontend (browser) engineer by trade but this article… Read More »

Disable location requests from websites in Chrome 68+

General, Programs / Software
2018-10-07

These days it seems that every other website wants to send you desktop notifications or know your location. Well, I got tired of clicking ‘block’ for these two annoyances. Here… Read More »

Migrating from AWS EC2 to AWS Lightsail.

AWS, Cloud Computing, DevOps, General, Lightsail
2018-10-042018-10-07

Migrating a Wordpress App from EC2 to Lightsail for cost savings.

Web Application Security

General, Programs / Software
2018-10-012018-10-01

Recently found an excellent series on web application security (WASec) from odino.org. The series covers topics from DNS resolution and http exchange to CSP header and X-XSS-Protection. Very detailed and… Read More »

The case against Terraform to prevent vendor lock-in.

AWS, Cloud Computing, Terraform
2018-09-262018-10-07

While I like Terraform, using it to prevent vendor lock in is bul***it; The belief of preventing vendor lock in is a false promise of freedom framed by a non-issue.

Achievement Unlocked: AWS Certified Developer Assoc. (DA)

AWS, Certification, General
2018-09-192018-09-28

After many months of delay and procrastination I finally scheduled to sit the AWS Developer Assoc. exam. I was passing the practice exams from acloud.guru with > 90 repeatably and… Read More »

`git push` configurable default behavior.

Git
2018-09-122018-09-29

`git push origin` behavior is configurable. Check out the options and see what is possible.

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