Open Source package managers are one of the most maligned pieces of software in common use today. I’m here to correct that criticism and tell developers that it’s not the package managers you hate — it’s what they’ve made you become. This contains a bit of a history lesson to explain how we got here today, as well as what I think the package management world will look like in the future.
Source: In Defense of Package Managers, an article by Dan Lorenc.
Initially used for simple metadata, HTTP headers now play an important role in the vast field that web security is.
Setting up HTTP security headers is the quickest, less expensive, and probably the most effective way to secure a web application today. Here is how.
Source: HTTP Security Headers: Why? How? What?, an article by Sylvain Kerkour.
Macros are one of the ways to extend Rust syntax. As The Book calls it, “a way of writing code that writes other code”. Here, I will talk about declarative macros, or as it is also called, macros by example. Examples of declarative macros are
vec!,println!andformat!.
Source: First steps with Rust declarative macros!, an article by Roger Torres Paes.
As Harry Potter begins his sixth year at Hogwarts, he discovers an old book marked as "the property of the Half-Blood Prince" and begins to learn more about Lord Voldemort's dark past.
In the evening Esme, Alice, and I watched Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Adam didn't want to watch the movie. I liked the movie a lot and give it an 8 out of 10.