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Where and why to hash a password
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Lately I heard a colleague tell an intern how important it is to hash user passwords. I was delighted as I heard this. Until. Until I realized they were talking about a web frontend and sending data to the backend. I know the colleague meant well and didn’t want to overwhelm the intern with a...
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For a side project, the security card game, I decided last year to write a simple CLI in rust to create cards. Soon after the CLI was finished, it became clear we could need a simple GUI to play the game and test out mechanics. Having already a code base in Rust, I decided to give Rust a chance...
on Sep 28
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If you are working in software development, chances are high you are working on something user-facing. And if you do this, your decisions may shape reality. But how is this? Let me give you three examples.
on Sep 15
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Wow, a year has passed. And still, it felt like coming home when I arrived in Soltau for the SoCraTes 2024. This says a lot in itself, I think. Last year I met wonderful people. Thanks to the Security Card Game Lisi, Philipp, and I started developing, I was even able to stay in contact with two...
on Sep 5
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At work, we started a new project using Kotlin instead of Java to write SpringBoot code. This makes me a rather happy developer. While the switch from writing and reading Java to writing and reading Kotlin was easy - for the whole team - there may be features Java does not have, but Kotlin does have.
on Feb 10