A retrospective on Let's Encrypt's 10-year impact, highlighting its growth to become the world's largest certificate authority and its role in securing the web.
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A beginner's guide to running a local web server, explaining IP addresses, localhost, ports, and using npm for web development.
Explains the importance of specifying charset=utf-8 in API request headers to properly handle special characters and emojis in JSON payloads.
A developer shares notes on Go 1.22's improved built-in router and using sqlc to generate database code, based on personal project experience.
The author explores routing in web frameworks and details the implementation of a flat-list routing system for their Lua-based Atlas framework.
A developer details a tricky middleware bug in a Clojure web scraping framework that caused character encoding issues due to header casing.
Explores the evolution of the World Wide Web from a simple 'Web of Documents' to the complex 'Web of Applications' we use today.
A tutorial on building a custom GraphQL client library for React to understand its internals and contribute to the ecosystem.
Explains the benefits of HTTPS and how Netlify simplifies the process of enabling it for your website with automatic certificates.
A guide to using Let's Encrypt for free, trusted TLS certificates, including setup with Nginx and comparisons to paid alternatives.
Explains how Angular2's HTTP service uses RxJS Observables, contrasting it with AngularJS 1's promise-based approach.
How to apply a secondary SSL certificate for the www. subdomain on a Laravel Forge site to prevent browser security errors.
Explains the new Middleware feature in Laravel 5.0, which replaces the traditional filter-style architecture for handling HTTP requests.
A guide on setting up an Express.js server to run over HTTPS using a self-signed certificate for local development.
