Working Code Podcast - Episode 128: Potluck

Ben Nadel and the crew talk about a variety of web development topics, focusing on why we don't approach Testing with more measure and constraint....

From: Ben Nadel

Into The Box 2023 Slides

I'm back from Houston Texas after another great Into the Box conference. Slides for my talk Taming the top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses can be found here. For code samples I used my Bank of Insecurity repository which is full of security weaknesses.

From: Pete Freitag's Homepage

Into The Box 2023 Slides

I'm back from Houston Texas after another great Into the Box conference. Slides for my talk Taming the top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses can be found here. For code samples I used my Bank of Insecurity repository which is full of security weaknesses.

From: Pete Freitag's Homepage

Links For You

Welcome to another "Links For You" post.

From: Raymond Camden

Firefox CSS Bug: Four-Sided Positioning With Buttons

Ben Nadel demonstrates a four-sided positioning bug for buttons in Firefox. And, how to use CSS Flexbox as a work-around....

From: Ben Nadel

FusionReactor 10 released yesterday, May 18

If you're using FusionReactor, note that a new version 10 (10.

From: Charlie Arehart - Server Troubleshooting

Java 17 🤝 AWS Lambda: Creating Serverless Functions in Java & Spring with Java 17

AWS has made a big announcement recently - Java 17 runtime is now supported on AWS Lambda. What this means is, you now have the freedom to write your lambda functions using Java in Spring and specifically target JDK 17.

From: Dan Vega

Java 17 🤝 AWS Lambda: Creating Serverless Functions in Java & Spring with Java 17

AWS has made a big announcement recently: Java 17 runtime is now supported on AWS Lambda. What this means is, you now have the freedom to write your lambda functions using Java in Spring and specifically target JDK 17.

From: Dan Vega

Eleventy by Example, by Bryan Robinson

I'd like to think I know Eleventy pretty well.

From: Raymond Camden

Using CSS Flexbox To Create A Simple Bar Chart In ColdFusion

Ben Nadel demonstrates how to create a simple bar chart using CSS Flexbox and ColdFusion, no JavaScript necessary....

From: Ben Nadel

ColdFusion 2023 released today, May 17 2023

ColdFusion 2023 has been released today, May 17 2023.

From: Charlie Arehart - Server Troubleshooting

Handling Web Component Removal with disconnectedCallback

MDN does a fairly good job of covering the lifecycle events for web components but one in particular got my attention today, disconnectedcallback.

From: Raymond Camden

Working Code Podcast - Episode 127: Tech Interviewing Is Broken With Sean Corfield

Ben Nadel and the crew talk to Sean Corfield about hiring technical candidates; and, why the pervasive approach to interviewing is completely broken....

From: Ben Nadel

Parsing GitHub Gist Embeds Into A Normalized Data Structure Using jSoup In ColdFusion

Ben Nadel demonstrates how to load GitHub Gist data as JSON, then parse it with jSoup, and render it with ColdFusion....

From: Ben Nadel

My Into The Box 2023 Schedule

Into The Box 2023 starts tomorrow! After a flight that included several delay, I finally arrived at the hotel a few minutes ago.

From: South of Shasta: Software Development, Web Design, Training

My First Web Components Presentation - May 30

I am super excited (and a bit scared) to announce I'll be giving my first presentation on web components later this month.

From: Raymond Camden

Maintaining White Space Using jSoup And ColdFusion

Ben Nadel demonstrates how to maintain leading / trailing white space in a jSoup Document by disabling pretty print in ColdFusion....

From: Ben Nadel

Speaking at Into The Box 2023

It's official...next week I'll be speaking at Into The Box in Houston!

From: South of Shasta: Software Development, Web Design, Training

Why You Don't Want To Use CFMX_COMPAT Encryption

This is the first of what may be a couple of posts about my presentation from ColdFusion Summit East 2023, which was held in April in Washington, DC.

From: Hoya Haxa - A Security Research Blog

Updating and Supporting URL Parameters in Alpine.js

I think most of my readers know, when I get an idea in my head, I tend to go pretty deep into it.

From: Raymond Camden