Zero Day Exploit Ethics/Etiquette [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: You’re hired to fix a small bug for a security-intensive site. Looking at the code, it’s filled with security holes. What do you do? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 10 years ago. What are my responsibilities, as a developer, if I stumble upon a zero day exploit in a widely […]
How to use data shaped by the UI from the ViewModel while keeping concerns separated?
I’m coming from a winforms background and trying to get ahold of MVVM and XAML. Right now I’m wondering how I can take advantage from a data-shaping control (either native or provided by a third party) while maintaining separation of concerns intact.
Who are the 1st and 2nd parties?
So, this is pure curiosity. I’ve heard the term 3rd party, as in, “3rd party library” for quite a while.
Who are the 1st and 2nd parties?
So, this is pure curiosity. I’ve heard the term 3rd party, as in, “3rd party library” for quite a while.
Is vanilla JS still considered a library?
I very recently found out that VanillaJS (document?) is a library that’s just bundled with 99% browsers and isn’t exactly native JavaScript (shock of my life). While writing a lib of my own I normally avoid all helpful things, mostly libs. Now I have three questions:
How does one keep argument counts low and still keep third party dependencies separate?
I use a third party library. They pass me a POJO that, for our intents and purposes, is probably implemented like this:
How does one keep argument counts low and still keep third party dependencies separate?
I use a third party library. They pass me a POJO that, for our intents and purposes, is probably implemented like this:
How does one keep argument counts low and still keep third party dependencies separate?
I use a third party library. They pass me a POJO that, for our intents and purposes, is probably implemented like this:
How does one keep argument counts low and still keep third party dependencies separate?
I use a third party library. They pass me a POJO that, for our intents and purposes, is probably implemented like this:
What open source library licenses can I use in closed-source?
I like to create a closed-source program and sell it. I would like to make use of various open source libraries to make it easier to write this program.