bchr02/CodeFlattener: CodeFlattener is a Node.js command-line tool designed to export the structure and code of a repository into a single flat text file.
CodeFlattener is a Node.js command-line tool designed to export the structure and code of a repository into a single flat text file. - bchr02/CodeFlattener
Ridiculous vulnerability disclosure process with CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor | mod%log
We found a security related issue in most recent CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor. The bug itself is not worth a blogpost, as the severity is pretty low. However, we'd like to shed some light on a vulnerability submission and disclosure process with CrowdStrike: It was pretty weird.
When people discuss the merits of Rust, they often mention its strict ownership rules, excellent diagnostics, and impressive performance. Cargo and the crates.io ecosystem frequently receive praise as well. Initially, when I started learning Rust, I couldn’t understand why Cargo was so highly loved. Having extensive experience with JavaScript, I was accustomed to convenient package managers and couldn’t grasp the enthusiasm—wasn’t such a tool a given for any serious programming language?
Have you ever wondered how React Query, currently known as TanStack Query, actually works? In this video, we're going to build the useQuery hook from scratch and by the end, you'll have a deep understanding of React Query's data fetching and state management mechanisms. So let’s get to it.
Project link: https://github.com/philipfabianek/react-query-from-scratch
Timestamps:
0:00 Setup
2:41 Overview
4:28 QueryClient
5:02 createQuery
8:57 useQuery
11:40 staleTime
13:01 Conclusion
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