A robust role-based access control (RBAC) system is one of the most important things any business can have since over-privileged users can be a threat to security.
Setting up Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools is time-consuming. Thankfully, some solutions already exist. Let's look at the top 6 SAST solutions.
Hi Michelle, thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts. I would love to get a quick demo of the features you've mentioned above. I actually emailed you about two weeks ago, did you get my email by any chance?
According to GitHub, its security scan for vulnerabilities in Ruby and JavaScript unearthed more than four million bugs, which sparked a significant clean-up effort by project owners.
I wonder why GitHub reveal only the numbers behind JS and Ruby vulnerabilities but not talking about other languages.
The idea behind Quarkus is just great. I’ve been playing with it for a while since it was announced. Every time I try to build something that needs to get ship to production I hit a major blocker. It’s just not ready for our needs. I really want to see it succeed, but too many things require asking on Stack Overflow.
That's a great article. I saw it also when it got published on Reddit few weeks ago. The top comment there also give some more context:
fwiw, vertx is a async reactor framework that heavily leverages netty and will give you most of what's in this article out of the box. It's very capable of c10k performance.
I only mention this because implementing these kinds of setups from scratch is error prone and tedious.
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Aug 02, 2020 · AntonLawrence
Hi Michelle, thanks for reading and sharing your thoughts. I would love to get a quick demo of the features you've mentioned above. I actually emailed you about two weeks ago, did you get my email by any chance?
Feb 28, 2020 · Manjunath M
I wonder why GitHub reveal only the numbers behind JS and Ruby vulnerabilities but not talking about other languages.
Feb 28, 2020 · Charleigh Smith
The idea behind Quarkus is just great. I’ve been playing with it for a while since it was announced. Every time I try to build something that needs to get ship to production I hit a major blocker. It’s just not ready for our needs. I really want to see it succeed, but too many things require asking on Stack Overflow.
Feb 28, 2020 · Petr Bouda
That's a great article. I saw it also when it got published on Reddit few weeks ago. The top comment there also give some more context:
fwiw, vertx is a async reactor framework that heavily leverages netty and will give you most of what's in this article out of the box. It's very capable of c10k performance.
I only mention this because implementing these kinds of setups from scratch is error prone and tedious.