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Month: May 2020
Bash Scripting: Everything you need to know about Bash-shell programming
CORS Cross origin resource sharing allows you to decide if a script from a domain other than your website/app can access data aka make AJAX calls etc. to your server. For your frontend API you probably want to limit the origin to just your domain. For a developer API you probably want to allow all origins.
CORS for Developers by W3C – explains CORS for developers in clear wording
Configuring play framework 2.8 CORS filter
CSP Cheat Sheet – CSP content security policy is for setting server security policies for accessing your systems content/files etc.
Configuring Play Framework Content Security Policy Headers –
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Nginx links and resources
Nginx reverse proxy documentation
Configuring NGINX and NGINX Plus as a Web Server
Nginx pitfalls and common mistakes – a must read article before using Nginx
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Tree shaking with bootstrap and webpack
Learn the Bootstrap 4 Grid System in 10 Minutes
Videos
Using the Bootstrap 4 Grid | BOOTSTRAP 4 TUTORIAL
Responsive Bootstrap Website Start To Finish with Bootstrap 4, HTML5 & CSS3
Bootstrap 4 Navbar Concepts | BOOTSTRAP 4 TUTORIAL
Bootstrap 4 Alerts & Modals | BOOTSTRAP 4 TUTORIAL
Things Every Developer Should Know About package.json
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Using a CDN to Speed Up Static Content Delivery – very nice short article about how CND’s work in general
What is a CDN? | How do CDNs work? – Cloudflare documentation about CDN’s
Videos
What is a Content Delivery Network (CDN)?
GOTO 2016 • What is a CDN and why Developers should Care about using one • Artur Bergman
New to node and need to install npm, node.js? Use NVM node version manager so you can install more than one version of nodejs.
I had to look for the answer to this until I found it. You update to a newer version of NVM node version manager the same way you install it regardless of how you install it. I am not sure what happens if you install nvm with curl then try to update it in another way.
For example I used the following in my terminal as not the root user, just a plain user
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.35.3/install.sh | bash
When I want to install the next version I replace the v0.35.3 with the next version and it does all the work. If you installed nvm as a root user then you will not be able to access it easily as any other user.
In fact, if you type nvm –version in the command line as a regular user after you installed it as a root user, you will be told it is not installed, or nvm is not a recognized command would you like to install. I did this, so that is how I learned not to install it as a root user.
Never ever, ever, not ever use sudo when installing node, npm, nvm or anything like yarn it totally fucks every last thing up.
If you accidentally use sudo follow these instructions to fix the bowl of mashed spaghetti you end up with.
The node world feels as disorganized as Scala here is a link to the latest version
If you are using windows you can install nvm by following these instructions
More info and resources about nvm here.
More info and resources about node package manager