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A very good book on the zero-day market (amongst other topics) is 2021's This Is How They Tell Me The World Ends: https://thisishowtheytellmetheworldends.com/

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Howdy! Nope, I'm one of the two Matts from the Synitech, the original publishers. IIRC the codebase as we left it was heavily into iframes. iframes and SQL injection attack surface…

Howdy there! I was one of the original authors of OpenEMR back in high school. I'm still good friends with at least one of the other authors. We're always stunned to see OpenEMR in…

OpenEMR collaboration happens on GitHub: https://github.com/openemr/openemr Yeah it started in CVS in 1998ish :-p

The results there are using Ember 3.11, not Octane, so I'd also say those results are out of date :-p I will try to get the benchmarked Ember codebase updated over the winter holid…

Indeed, those who develop browsers are on it! https://github.com/tc39/proposal-realms

The interesting story in this post is not about JS frameworks. It is about StackOverflow. The Ember community made a proactive decision to abandon StackOverflow around the 2.0 rele…

Mobiledoc dev here. Mobiledoc is used at Bustle (who funded initial development) on two properties, at Upworthy, Daily Beast, and on several other sites. We're extremely proud this…

For one, JavaScript code is actually pretty verbose. It both has a large payload size and high parsing overhead. Earlier versions of Ember's rendering engine worked this way and th…

There was a lightning talk on TypeScript at EmberConf that also gave a status update on how TS and Ember work together: * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCHFjGSCqP4&feature=youtu.…

This release of Ember.js integrates the new Glimmer rendering engine and stabilizes a year of work by contributors. It is a backwards compatible drop-in upgrade that should also yi…

Expanding the jQuery foundation in this way is an exciting change, and one I'm interested to follow and learn from. Ember.js for example has taken some tips from how jQuery grew an…

As mentioned in response to the other comment here, I was in error to use the term "bfcache". Yes, servers cache AJAX calls, this is described under the section "In practice" and t…

Sorry :-( You are correct. What I described is not be behavior of the bfcache, it is the network behavior described under the heading "In practice". And there is a link there to a …