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Hosting Static Websites on Google Drive
The author shows how to quickly and for free publish a static website using Google Drive in just 3 minutes.
Do you use Postman/Insomnia/PostWoman to test REST APIs? Try using the extension for VSCode.
The author points out the advantages of using the Monisnap plugin over Postman for sharing REST API calls in a team, highlighting its simplicity and efficiency.
When is XML better than JSON? - thoughts
The article discusses the advantages of XML over JSON in defining UI layouts. XML offers better hierarchy and data validation capabilities, making it more flexible for complex projects. While JSON is more popular, XML still plays a critical role in specific applications.
Alternatives to Google Maps (for embedding on a site) - OpenStreet Map and Leaflet
The article discusses alternatives to Google Maps, focusing on OpenStreetMap and Leaflet. OpenStreetMap is an open mapping project, while Leaflet is a lightweight JavaScript library for creating interactive maps. The author highlights the benefits of using these tools, such as flexibility and ease of use, making them attractive solutions for developers. The article encourages exploration of the possibilities that open access to geographic data and tools provides.
Is using SMS codes as two-factor authentication a good idea?
ISSMS2FASecure focuses on enhancing online account security through two-factor authentication.
P2P Peer Discovery - how to detect others in P2P technology?
The article discusses peer discovery methods in P2P networks, addressing various strategies and challenges related to security and privacy.
Could you make a DIV that covers the ENTIRE surface of the page without leaving even 1px gap?
The article discusses how to fill a page with a div, presenting traditional methods alongside modern approaches like Flexbox and CSS Grid.
Do you have a Raspberry Pi? Create a simple VPN server from it
The article outlines how to create a VPN server on a Raspberry Pi, enhancing privacy online and allowing access to geo-restricted content.
Do you have an Android phone? Beware of 'Fleeceware' apps
The article highlights the growing fleeceware problem, showing that over 600 million users have installed these Android apps, potentially leading to high costs for unsuspecting users.
Bandwhich - a tool (for Linux and Mac) for analyzing which program is consuming our bandwidth and what it is connecting to
Bandwhich is a tool for monitoring network bandwidth usage by processes on Linux. It allows users to see which applications are using the internet and the amount of data being transmitted. Being open-source makes it accessible to everyone. Its user-friendly interface enables quick network monitoring. It is excellent for administrators and developers looking to optimize system performance.
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