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INNOQ

The trend in #softwaredevelopment favors static and strong typing with build-time checks over dynamic typing and runtime checks. In the first part of his three-part series, @kaffeecoder compares Java and Rust for type-safe HTTP routing. How far has this trend progressed in #Java? What are the pros and cons compared to dynamic approaches and what's possible in #Rust?

👉 Discover more about these techniques and their impact on #webapplications. Read part 1 here: innoq.com/en/blog/2024/06/type

www.innoq.comType-safe HTTP routing in Java and RustIn recent years, the trend in our pop-culture industry has been to favour static and strong typing as well as build-time checks over dynamic typing and techniques like late binding. Where possible, you are expected to use the compiler for correctness checks instead of unit tests. Even though the Java language is statically typed, its type system is often considered to be not very helpful. Web applications written in Java are traditionally bristling with weakly typed APIs, heavy use of reflection, and lots of annotations that are interpreted at runtime. Let’s see how far the trend towards build-time checks has been adopted in the Java ecosystem when it comes to writing web applications, how it compares to what’s done in the Rust community, and what benefits and weak points these techniques have.
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Omid Farhang

Advanced Security Practices for Web Applications: Implementing CSP, HSTS, and SRI

#Security #WebApplications #CSP #HSTS #SRI

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g.omid.dev · Advanced Security Practices for Web Applications: Implementing CSP, HSTS, and SRIIn today’s digital age, the security of web applications is of paramount importance. With cyber-attacks becoming increasingly sophisticated, web developers must implement robust security measures to protect their applications and users. This blog post explores three advanced security practices—Content Security Policy (CSP), HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), and Subresource Integrity (SRI)—that can significantly enhance the security of web applications. We will delve into their implementation, use cases, and benefits, providing comprehensive guidance to help you secure your web applications effectively.
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Indusface

🎉 Glad to announce that we are a Gartner® Peer Insights™ Customers' Choice for 3 years in a row! (Voice of Customer - Cloud WAAP Report)

#AppTrana remains the only #CloudWAAP (#WAF) to get a "100% Customer Recommendation for 4 Consecutive Years."

With the highest rating of 4.9 out of 5, we take pride in being one of the industry's best application security product companies. 💪

A big shoutout to all our customers for their unwavering support - you're the heart of our journey! 🙏

Read more about the Gartner Cloud WAAP 2024 report - bit.ly/3V1rPe0

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