r/programming

Most Secure Way to Store Auth Tokens

Where should your auth token live so an XSS bug can't steal it? Here's how to build auth that survives the crazy non-secure world we live in.

neciudan.dev
u/creasta29 — 10 hours ago

One of the fastest growing repo on github

Calw-Code is one of the fastest-growing repos in the world

When Claude's source code was leaked, some developers studied it and recreated this AI.

Claw--Code written mostly in Rust

ccleaks.com
u/Ok_Stomach6651 — 15 hours ago

How Oracle's Secret Algorithm Came into the Public Domain After Patent Expiration, Making Sorting 5x Faster for Open-Source Databases and Boosting Performance for AWS and Other Cloud Companies

Orasort, a sorting algorithm from Oracle, came into the public domain in 2024 after its patent expired, providing massive benefits to open-source software.

deepsystemstuff.com
u/Ok_Stomach6651 — 1 day ago

Windows dev tools have quietly gotten really good and nobody talks about it

Feels like most dev discourse assumes Mac/Linux by default, but the Windows tooling situation (WSL, terminal, package managers) has improved a ton the last couple years. Anyone else building daily on Windows and just not mentioned it because nobody asks?

blogs.windows.com
u/JaveVictor — 1 day ago