Page-fetch is a new open-source tool created by the Detectify Security Research team that helps hunt for prototype pollution issues. One of the most common places for prototype pollution -- the ability to inject properties into existing JavaScript language construct prototypes -- is in processing the query string. Detectify's solution can already find issues that … continue reading The post SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: page-fetch appeared first on SD Times.

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Every morning, designers wake up to happily work on their products, be they digital or physical, with an inner belief that people will want to use their products and will have a blast doing so. Perhaps that is a slight generalization; however, as designers, we tend to have a natural desire for each project we work on to be the best it can be, to be innovative and, most importantly, to make a difference.The post Nobody Wants To Use Your Product appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

I often think about our responsibility as web developers. I compare our job to a health worker, to a craftsman, and I realize that we have a pretty easy job in most cases. Usually, nobody's life will be affected if a website is not available for a couple of minutes or hours. But there are some cases where this could happen. People start coding app interfaces for health application with web technologies, people start connecting health services to the web, and people also rely on websites for their own safety. And that's why I think we should feel responsible for our users. And by making choices that are ethical and user-centered, we create a better web for everyone.The post Web Development Reading List #124: Responsibility, Bash Tooling, And Flexbox Order appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

Symfony 5 will be released in just five weeks. This new version will include hundreds of big and small features and improvements across the entire framework. Symfony 5 will continue the road initiated by the revolutionary Symfony 4 release, with more automation, a smoother learning curve and a be...

It's here! For the last year, we've been working with Addy Osmani on a new Smashing Book all around image optimization. And now it's here. Meet "Image Optimization", our deep-dive guide to understand how to deliver high-quality images on the web fast.

In MySQL Server 8.0.23 an improvement was made to InnoDB that allows truncation and deletion of all tablespaces to be faster. In fact, making it almost instantaneous as long as AHI is disabled. This is done by allowing pages in the buffer pool to be freed lazily instead of immediately when a tablespace is deleted.…

The Ampersand is loved by all types of creatives! Its shape has evolved into a variety of styles since it was conceived as a ligature of the letters ‘e’ and ‘t’ from the Latin ‘et’ for ‘and’. You can find a range of ampersand designs across different fonts and typefaces, from cursive script variants to […] The post Art of the Ampersand: 35 Creative Examples of The '&' Character appeared first on Spoon Graphics.