Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTML. Show all posts

Monday, 16 September 2024

How GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps Saves the Day (and Your Reputation)

Let's face it, developers: we've all accidentally committed a secret (or two) to our code repository at some point. Maybe it was an API key, a database password, or that super-secret encryption key you swore you'd never forget. ‍♂️



The problem?  Those exposed secrets can be a hacker's dream come true. A leaked secret can bring your entire application crashing down, wreaking havoc on your data and reputation. Shuddersville.  Many good developers do not pay attention to this critical aspect while working on the code, behaviour which most of the time becomes very costly and painful.

That's where GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps swoops in like a superhero with a cape (well, maybe more like a shield, but you get the idea). This powerful integration brings the muscle of GitHub's security features into your Azure DevOps workflow, so you can identify and squash those secret leaks before they become a disaster.


Here's how GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps saves your bacon:

  • Secret Scanning: It acts like a super-sleuth, scouring your code for any exposed secrets like passwords, tokens, and keys. No more accidental oopsies making it past your commit.
  • Dependency Scanning: Those third-party libraries you love? They can have hidden vulnerabilities. Advanced Security scans your dependencies to expose any weak spots so you can patch them up before they get exploited.
  • CodeQL Code Scanning: This built-in code analysis tool is like a security X-ray for your codebase. It hunts for potential vulnerabilities and coding errors, so you can fix them before they become a problem.

The best part? This security suite integrates seamlessly into your Azure DevOps workflow. No need to jump through hoops or learn a whole new platform. You can find, fix, and prevent security issues all within your familiar Azure DevOps environment. Win-win!

So, ditch the stress of exposed secrets and vulnerable code. Embrace the power of GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps. Your future self (and your security team) will thank you for it.

P.S. Looking for more info? Check out the official documentation to see how to get started with GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps and start building more secure software today!

Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Got files separed from norm HTML

After meet up with team members we decide to migrate the site from norm HTML to PHP, the all projetc will take quite a while to finish, but so far the foundations, of the project are already laid down.. Quite interesting to see how this process is unfolding down ...




  • Cut all the code and past in a separated document
  • Save the new document with a different header name with .php file extension.
  • Then import the content of the heading document into the main html document using the include* function - [ include is part of php library ]
Seems like all gone as we were expecting, but bear in mind that we faced some bugs when we tried to apply this approach the first time  ... Here it goes the output still getting the original content but keeping all the information rendered on server..


Here follows a screen shoot of the file the way it was before it been changed .. All the HTML markup in just one page ..




Thursday, 16 August 2012

HTML from Scratch ! Learn how to !!

Here a Good Video teaching some pretty basic stuff about HTML and XHTML .. Obs: The video is not mine, I found on youtube, but still very Good.. So, if you fill like just leave a comment !! Cheers

Thursday, 19 July 2012

How to solve the Lampp Linux install Error on a 64bit Architecture

Xampp to Linux error –

XAMPP is currently only availably as 32 bit application.  Please use a 32 bit compatibility library for your system. 




ERROR If your are running XAMPP in a Ubuntu 64 bits, and found the following error: XAMPP is currently only availably as 32 bit application. Please use a 32 bit compatibility library for your system. 



You must go to Sypnatic package manager, in the search field, insert: ia32-libs and install that package. 




here is Lampp running correctly but it presents another error, which you'll find the solution in another poster of mine here

 Source: Ubuntu Help

This is another posting showing "how to do computing" for everyday computer usages... For a general public 

Thursday, 15 March 2012

One-To-One Tutorials in Computing

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Sunday, 15 January 2012

PHP and MySQL Basic & Ajax Basic Tutorial

Basic tips for using phpMyAdmin and setting up databases in MySQL Adding, Creating, Editing, Deleting, Searching & Displaying Tables with HTML and PHP Programming a web form for interacting and graphing into the database.  Lots more PHP code that supplements, what you learned from the PHP course Tons and tons of unique tips that only a professional database programmer knows to...



Installing the Web Developer plug-in for Firefox to help debug code Using the free Development IDE, Apanta Program web pages that done it ? 

It need refreshing to load in new content HTML menus / buttons that trigger functions, Tabbed Menus for Opening CSS DIV, Windows Create Drag and Drop Taps for a Shopping Cart a Web Interface Lots of javascript, XML, CSS, DOM, HTML, PHP

Download here:

http://www.filesonic.com/file/AQIA7AJ/Php_and_Ajax.part1.rar
http://www.filesonic.com/file/w6t8GmC/Php_and_Ajax.part2.rar
http://www.filesonic.com/file/IDU47r9/Php_and_Ajax.part3.rar
http://www.filesonic.com/file/ZNmSKO2/Php_and_Ajax.part4.rar
or
http://ul.to/ugshzjwd/Php_and_Ajax.part1.rar
http://ul.to/gd2y5sj5/Php_and_Ajax.part2.rar
http://ul.to/m777f413/Php_and_Ajax.part3.rar
http://ul.to/96nfitc8/Php_and_Ajax.part4.rar

Sunday, 8 January 2012

BootStrap Your Way to a Better Facebook Presence with DevOps 🚀

Introduction


In the fast-paced world of social media, having a sleek and responsive design is key to engaging your audience. 


Bootstrap, the world’s most popular front-end framework, can help you achieve just that on platforms like Facebook. Combine that with the efficiency of DevOps practices, and you’re set for success! 🌟


Why Bootstrap for Facebook?

Bootstrap offers a grid system, pre-built components, and JavaScript plugins that are perfect for creating a responsive Facebook app or page. It’s mobile-first, which means your Facebook presence will look great on any device. 📱💻


Getting Started with Bootstrap and Facebook

  1. Set Up Your Development Environment: Before diving into Bootstrap, ensure you have a solid DevOps pipeline in place. This includes version control (like Git), continuous integration, and deployment tools. 🛠️
  2. Integrate Bootstrap: Download Bootstrap from getbootstrap.com and include it in your project. Use the grid system to create a responsive layout for your Facebook app. 📐
  3. Customize Your Design: Utilize Bootstrap’s variables and mixins to tailor the design to match your brand’s Facebook identity. 🎨
  4. Add Interactivity: Use Bootstrap’s JavaScript plugins to add modals, dropdowns, or carousels to make your Facebook content more interactive. 🖱️


DevOps Best Practices for Your Facebook Project

  • Automate Testing: Implement automated tests to ensure your Bootstrap design works across all browsers and devices. 🧪
  • Continuous Deployment: Set up a CD pipeline to automatically deploy updates to your Facebook app, ensuring your users always have the latest features. 🔄
  • Monitor Performance: Keep an eye on your app’s performance and use DevOps tools to quickly address any issues. 📊


Conclusion

By leveraging Bootstrap and DevOps, you can create a robust and responsive Facebook presence that captivates your audience. Remember, the key is in the details – so test thoroughly, deploy confidently, and watch your Facebook engagement soar! 🚀


Feel free to customize this guide further to fit your specific needs and style. Happy coding and social media strategising! 😄👩‍💻👨‍💻

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Fill free to visit the project here !!


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