Web Tools #552 - Vulnerabilities, JS Utilities, SVG, Mobile Tools
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Vulnerabilities, JS Utilities, SVG, Mobile Tools
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Issue #552 • February 15, 2024
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For those of you developing large complex JavaScript applications either server-side or client-side, you'll certainly want to be well-versed in code security best practices. A little while ago I came across a fantastic video from freeCodeCamp's YouTube channel that covers 10 Security Vulnerabilities Every JavaScript Developer Should Know. Because this is a video, researching the different vulnerabilities is not as easy, so I thought it would be good to briefly list all the vulnerabilities here along with a brief description of his solutions.
Again, each of these vulnerabilities could be its own research project for getting up to speed on ways your code could be insecure. So I hope the list above will serve as an aid so you can do some searching online.
But definitely check out the full video, it's well worth a watch if you're looking to get started on security in JavaScript apps. Now on to this week's tools! |
JavaScript UtilitiesremoteStorage — A simple library that combines the localStorage API with a remote server to persist data across sessions. pixelpage — A multiplayer shared pixel art canvas in the style of /r/place, which was a popular subreddit that allowed users to place one pixel at a time to create collaborative art. unlazy — A framework agnostic, universal lazy loading library for placeholder images that uses native browser APIs and has BlurHash and ThumbHash support, among many other features. humanfs — A modern filesystem API that offers a new approach that streamlines the most common operations while providing useful ways to test the expected functionality. Reka.js — A state management system with an AST-powered state system, for building no-code editors. |
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Media Tools (SVG, Video, etc.)OG Studio — Create static or dynamic Open Graph images with an intuitive, Figma-like visual editor. Browse ready-to-use templates, and export your images to SVG/PNG or to a dynamic URL. Svgl — A directory of 370+ product logos for popular brands and services, searchable and filterable by category, and available in SVG format. |
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React Native & Mobile ToolsRadix UI Icon Library — An easy-to-use and customizable React Native icon library featuring Radix UI icons, to enhance your mobile applications with a wide range of icons. react-native-pdf-renderer — A zoomable, blazing fast, zero dependency, pure native, typed PDF renderer for Android and iOS. React Native Boilerplate — A starter project from the design and development team at Mirego, for creating React Native projects. react-native-unistyles — A stylesheet solution for React Native, with features for breakpoints and media queries, multiple themes, 99% test coverage, extendable via custom plugins, and lots more. |
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