The Dangers of Using PHP’s eval() Function: Risks and Secure Alternatives
Most PHP backdoors we clean off hacked WordPress sites share one line: eval(). It hands attackers a way to run whatever
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30 Days of JavaScript: WebSockets and Real-Time Communication, Day 26
Load a chat app, type a message, and it shows up on someone else’s screen a fraction of a second later.
30 Days of JavaScript: Building a Simple ToDo App with JavaScript, Day 8
You’ve spent a week on syntax and small exercises. Today you build something you’d actually keep in a tab: a ToDo
30 Days of JavaScript: Responsive Web Design with JavaScript, Day 7
Day 7. Your layout looks sharp on your laptop, then someone opens it on a phone and the whole thing folds
30 Days of JavaScript: Introduction to JavaScript and Setting Up Your Environment, Day 1
JavaScript is the one language that runs everywhere a web developer works. It powers the button that responds when you click
Sass: Basic Understanding
The first time you open a stylesheet with 2,000 lines and six slightly different blues that are all supposed to be
Remove IE Input Field Clear or X Button
Internet Explorer used to drop a little clear button (the “X”) at the right edge of text inputs. Handy sometimes, annoying
ARIA Roles: Accessible Web Development, Part 1
A screen reader doesn’t see your interface. It hears the meaning behind it. So a div you styled to look like