Ben Smith
@bensmith.sh
Full stack web developer at Thuma. Passionate about accessibility, neovim, and coffee.
Site: https://bensmith.sh
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Site: https://bensmith.sh
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@smithbm2316
Reposted by Ben Smith
I implemented the proposed CSRF handler, if anyone wants to test it, or wants to migrate before it makes its way into the standard library.
There are are no tokens or cookies, so migrating should be easy, but note that it applies strict same-origin checks.
Feedback welcome!
filippo.io/csrf
There are are no tokens or cookies, so migrating should be easy, but note that it applies strict same-origin checks.
Feedback welcome!
filippo.io/csrf
May 16, 2025 at 9:16 PM
I implemented the proposed CSRF handler, if anyone wants to test it, or wants to migrate before it makes its way into the standard library.
There are are no tokens or cookies, so migrating should be easy, but note that it applies strict same-origin checks.
Feedback welcome!
filippo.io/csrf
There are are no tokens or cookies, so migrating should be easy, but note that it applies strict same-origin checks.
Feedback welcome!
filippo.io/csrf
Reposted by Ben Smith
This means that front-end developers and architects should *be in the room* early on in the process, even if the feature is largely going to be implemented in terms of the backend.
January 3, 2025 at 11:06 PM
This means that front-end developers and architects should *be in the room* early on in the process, even if the feature is largely going to be implemented in terms of the backend.