Vue.js is a fantastic JavaScript framework, I have been using it to build small projects in its very early stages. The fact you can set up your projects in so many different ways is amazing, there are ways to set up a quick hack project or to build something is maintenance ready. One of the best ways to set up Vue properly is using Vue-CLI.

Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a non-profit organisation that was driven by a community which wishes to make the world wide web a safer place. The latest top 10 document can found here. As you can see it is created in 2013, so many of the issues would have been addressed already by new technologies. In this blog, we will be explaining the top 10 vulnerabilities and how they affect the technology today.

Nowadays, most frontend projects and JavaScript projects use NPM (Node Package Manager) to manage dependencies. This is often done through the file package.json. This file, as the name extension suggests, contains a JSON object about the project. The follow snippet shows a very simple example of what a package.json file might contain, for more information about what each section means browsenpm will offer a much better explanation. If you have not seen a package.json file before, it might be best if you do some quick reading before continuing reading.

Keep a clean Inbox is not an easy task for even the most organised people because there are simply too many spams. There is only so many filters you can set up before it gets really annoying and tedious. Here are just some simple, but useful ways to keep a clean Email Inbox.

I normally bounce around between Linux, Mac OS and Windows for different tasks. I mainly use Windows for gaming or consuming media, so there isn't much software installed on my machine. Not too sure when it started, but I have been having this weird issue where Windows doesn't turn off my machine when I click on Shutdown. It would just Log me out rather than do a full shutdown. What's even weirder is that Restart works just fine. I was doing a bit of searching around, I managed to resolve it. But I didn't find any of the instructions that was easy to follow. Hence why I'm creating this post.

In the project I'm working on right now, we needed a way to disable some input fields based on a condition which is pretty common. I ended up writing a directive to reduce the amount of duplicated code and keeping it clean and simple. However, there was one problem, we didn't use the default checkboxes. Instead, we ended up using the icons from fonts-awesome library (Checked Icon, Unchecked Icon).

I struggled with this question for a long time. It is contradictory in a way that using a password manager should make everything more secure, but using a master password introduces a single point of failure. So is it more or less secure? Given the number of accounts I have created over the years, I would say going with a password manager is the better choice and stop repeating same passwords on different sites. This way hackers can only hack into one of your accounts if they hack into a site.

JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, and that gives it a lot of edge in my opinion. It is one of the most used programming language right now. So definitely worth learning even if people do not want to head towards this direction in their careers.

Recently, the community of React has been exploding. AngularJS 2.0 has not convinced me that it is worth investing time in. So I have decided to start learning React with Flux Architecture. This blog is the summary of my recent learning of React and Flux. I am just writing about my thinking/learning process, so apologies if the structure is not very easy to understand.

Programming is a skill like any other, it is easy to get something done but difficult to do it well. Everyone can learn to code, there are so many resources teaching anyone to write their mobile app or website. So what defines a good developer from the crowed? Here's what I believe.