Yesterday I met a good friend which is a #java developer actually a #SprintBoot developer, Me as a #Ruby on #Rails developer and with few drinks, I couldn't help but ask him to teach me how to use Spring Boot and the compare with Rails
1. Time ago I don't read and code java, it was weird but I recall good times.
2. Ruby is awesome and easy to read, Java is readable but more complex
3. Rails is in Spring boot partly but #Laravel is better being similar to Rails
Ben Ramsey
boosted
This is your periodic reminder to ensure bcrypt rounds is set to 12 (or higher)!
Laravel's default was increased from 10 to 12 2 years ago, so if you're working on an older codebase, make sure you've updated bcrypt.rounds.
https://securinglaravel.com/security-tip-increase-your-bcrypt/#Laravel
This is your periodic reminder to ensure bcrypt rounds is set to 12 (or higher)!
Laravel's default was increased from 10 to 12 2 years ago, so if you're working on an older codebase, make sure you've updated bcrypt.rounds.
https://securinglaravel.com/security-tip-increase-your-bcrypt/#Laravel
Ben Ramsey
boosted
The NativePHP team has been really busy! 💪🏼
NativePHP for Mobile now supports:
- 📍 Geolocation
- 💦 Custom Splash Screens
- 🔐 Secure Storage
- 🎞️ Media Library Access
And lots more
v1.1 is 🔥
Go check out all the details:
https://nativephp.com/blog/mobile-v1-1-is-here
The NativePHP team has been really busy! 💪🏼
NativePHP for Mobile now supports:
- 📍 Geolocation
- 💦 Custom Splash Screens
- 🔐 Secure Storage
- 🎞️ Media Library Access
And lots more
v1.1 is 🔥
Go check out all the details:
https://nativephp.com/blog/mobile-v1-1-is-here
#Security Alert: Massive #Laravel APP_KEY leak exposing 600+ apps to remote code execution 🚨 #GitGuardian & #Synacktiv research reveals 260,000 exposed keys on #GitHub with potential RCE via deserialization attacks #cybersecurity #php #opensource
https://blog.gitguardian.com/exploiting-public-app_key-leaks/
Alex Akselrod
boosted
@openrisk
> My top-three inflection points ... What are yours?
> My top-three inflection points ... What are yours?
* GNU GPL, the foundation of Linux
* GLAMP (GNU/Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), democratizing hosting
*Jabber, the first team to use an email-a-like network structure to decentralise a silo'd medium (IM and later group chat)
@strypey lamp is a bit of cheat as it bundles lots of things together 😄 but yeah, despite at least a decade of hyperventilation and shinny new things, the LAMP stack still sets the benchmark for how to change the world. Where to even start: #wordpress, #nextcloud, #mediawiki, #moodle etc. And php, much maligned early on still goes strong in projects like #laravel and friends.