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Comment #23384112
Hy-Vee - https://hy-vee.com | West Des Moines, IA | Full-Stack Software Engineer | QA Automation Engineer | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US ONLY) | JavaScript, TypeScript, React/R…
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Comment #23044059
Hy-Vee - https://hy-vee.com | West Des Moines, IA | Full-Stack Software Engineer | QA Automation Engineer | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US ONLY) | JavaScript, TypeScript, React/R…
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Comment #17501233
... step back and embraced an approach that aligned well with our product requirements and needs of the team. This ^^^. Everyone has an opinion on the Internet... frontend, backend…
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Comment #16251244
"Please Stop Using Local Storage" is not helpful and will confuse people who are unfamiliar with browser storage. I'm guessing the author meant, "Please Stop Storing Application Da…
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Comment #14314867
Care to share? I have yet to find the right mix of aliases that replicate SourceTree's overview of the whole project.
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Comment #12087697
In my experience as a software developer... Technical diligence, and technical debt, only matter in the way they affect revenue & growth. Technical people are usually more acutely …
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Comment #11360200
Can you elaborate on the scaling problems you were having?
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Comment #8506325
Anyone know if.... A. It is possible to request your "advertising profile" from them. B. Can a customer request that gathered information on them be destroyed? C. If you opted-out …
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Comment #8302735
Not doubting you, but I would love to see the methods to make this happen. Is your concern from a 3rd party script included on the page? From my experience memory is safe between o…
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Comment #8302681
Usually the token kept in memory is one distributed by the application and is not that which the services send back. What is application in that sentence? The API? Isn't that what …
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Comment #8302610
Isn't the point of this not to secure some thing, as in "no access", but to sign something and trust it (i.e. a server signs a token and hands it off to another machine/app)? If yo…
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Comment #8302528
Is not a session cookie the same thing? I'd argue if your tokens only live in memory they can be more secure. It also depends how long your tokens live or how many requests they ar…
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Comment #6632028
Are you writing tests for these views? Any lessons learned?
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Comment #6500993
I currently have Grunt + the RequireJS Optimizer building ~5 js files from 20+ AMD modules. So, with harp I would move that build script away from my app and into Harp? Sounds very…
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Comment #6424991
Mosquitoes help pollinate blueberries. Without blueberries we have nothing to anti the oxidants.
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Comment #5777767
I keep seeing "pure html templates" in many comments about AngularJS, but they don't seem to be completely "pure" from my perspective. Couple of questions for you... 1. AngularJS d…
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Comment #5718981
- Facebook wants to know where I live so it can show me more advertising. - Google also wants to know where I live so it can show me more advertising. However, Google also uses tha…
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Comment #5607582
Thanks for the post. I'm at the beginning stages of planning a large single-page web application. I'm very interested in a Google-backed framework, but I continue to have concerns …
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Comment #5606816
We need to implement something along these lines to secure our API. This is interesting, but I need help understanding why the server can't just provide a random session_key after …
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Comment #5475110
WSDL for REST is happening, but see the JSON schema discussion below. WADL is a machine-readable XML description of HTTP-based web applications (typically REST web services). http:…
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Comment #5474955
Aren't you worried that there is too much "protocol" information in your returned object? I'm struggling with this now. I've come to think the API should return exactly what was re…
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Comment #5345247
Isn't this a bad idea outside of formatting a number as currency? Also, Why not let JavaScript inject your model data directly into plain vanilla HTML templates? In other words, do…
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Comment #5201003
Doing research for my first Single Page Application project. Angular seems extremely popular, but something continues to confuse me. Can someone explain why this: is better than th…
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Comment #5162648
This is a very cool idea. Is there any intention to tie this to your commits?