Shai-Hulud: 796 Packages, 1 Yes-Mash, and the Claude Code Auto-Approve Risk
On November 24, 2025, JFrog Security Research disclosed that a self-replicating npm worm had quietly backdoored 796 unique packages. The industry call
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On November 24, 2025, JFrog Security Research disclosed that a self-replicating npm worm had quietly backdoored 796 unique packages. The industry call
Disclosure: I build Formgong. Our WordPress plugin went live in the official directory on 13 October 2026, so part of this post is about it. Everythin
You’re reading The React Native Rewind #61. The Great Graphite Migration Out on the open plains of React Native, a great change is unde
Between 4 and 13 October 2026 I had seven pull requests merged upstream: one in Prefect, one in SQLGlot, one in Apache Beam, two in Microsoft PyRIT, o
In Part 1 (The Repository Pattern in FastAPI), we explored how to draw clean data boundaries with SQLAlchemy 2.0 without fighting the ORM. Once your
I put a Content Security Policy of img-src 'none' on a page in Chrome this afternoon, pointed an at a host it forbids, and watched what the page coul
Every frontend framework has to solve the same foundational challenge: when data changes in memory, how does the framework know which pixels on the sc
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At ZO Panel, we used to handle a situation that made this difference obvious. An order would be marked completed. The customer would dispute it, and a
Disclosure: I work on API Crest, the API platform used below. I checked the endpoint and parameters against the public API documentation on October 14
Most authentication tutorials end at "the user is logged in". That is the easy part. The hard part is everything around it: where the password actuall
I built Plesfeda — a board for building real Work Breakdown Structures. Breakdown first, schedule later. MIT-licensed, fully local, runs in your brows
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Grids are essential building blocks in modern web applications. They help developers organize page layouts, build interactive dashboards, and present
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Test your knowledge of building PyQt GUIs with widgets, layouts, and dialogs, connecting signals to slots, and structuring apps with MVC.