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These days our web applications tend to have a lot of integrations with other services, whether it be interacting with a REST service like Twitter, or downloading images from Flickr. Using Node/JavaScript is one of the most popular languages to handle applications like this. Either way, you'll be making...
Scott Robinson
One of the most fundamental uses of an HTTP server is to serve static files to a user's browser, like CSS, JavaScript, or image files. Beyond normal browser usage, there are thousands of other reasons you'd need to serve a static files, like for downloading music or scientific data. Either...
Writing about Passport.js the other day got me thinking about how authentication actually works, and more importantly how many ways it can go wrong. The naive solution is to just store a user's username/email and password directly in the database, and then check the submitted password against the...
Tunneling your traffic is the process of sending data, like HTTP, over a different protocol. In this case, we'll show you how to send your browser traffic over the SSH protocol. So why would you ever want to do this? By tunneling your traffic, you're basically using the destination computer/...
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