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Building a Markdown blog with Next 9.3 and Netlify

Netlify

That being said, here’s how to build a Markdown blog with the latest Next (9.3.6, When you want to start a new Next app, open up your terminal and run: npm init next-app. In your terminal, run npm run dev , and voila! file will, as you can guess, list our blog posts. In this post. Setting up our Next.js The Header.js

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Creating an Angular Jamstack Blog

Netlify

A blog is a great place to share the inside scoop on your new features with your users or bring new eyes to your site with interesting content. Scully , the Angular Static Site Generator, makes it easier to create a blog using Markdown and the Angular framework we’re familiar with. generate a blog skeleton. Build a Blog.

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How to make your web application more secure by using Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) – PART 2 of Application Security Testing series

Xebia

Like I mentioned in the previous blog, during this blog series we are going to look at the different types of Application Security Testing and Software Composition Analysis. The vulnerable web application is the same one we used in the first blog of this series. You can download the source code here: vulnap p. SNAPSHOT.jar.

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Lessons from content marketing myself (aka blogging) for five years

Erik Bernhardsson

I started writing this blog in late 2012, partly because I felt like it would help me improve my English and my writing skills, partly because I kept having a lot of random ideas in my head and I wanted to write them down somewhere. I set up a Wordpress blog on my crappy Swedish virtual private server. A few hundred hits in a day!

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How to make your web application more secure by using Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST) – PART 3 of Application Security Testing series

Xebia

Introduction Welcome to part three of the blog series about Application Security Testing. In this blog we are going to learn about Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST). We will look at their SCA solution in a later blog. Startup a terminal and navigate to the root folder of the vulnerable web application.

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Lessons from content marketing myself (aka blogging) for five years

Erik Bernhardsson

I started writing this blog in late 2012, partly because I felt like it would help me improve my English and my writing skills, partly because I kept having a lot of random ideas in my head and I wanted to write them down somewhere. I set up a Wordpress blog on my crappy Swedish virtual private server. A few hundred hits in a day!

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Integrate Flutter app in native Android app

InnovationM

The post Integrate Flutter app in native Android app appeared first on InnovationM Blog. Step 1: Creating your Flutter Module Let’s dive right into the process. The initial step involves creating your Flutter project as a module.