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Web development frameworks – part 4 : Django
This is a part of my web frameworks review series. Check it out if you haven’t already. Moving on to Django, the Python based all star. Django was created by the folks at the ...
Web development frameworks – part 3 : Ruby on Rails
The next runner is Ruby on Rails v3. Unless you have been living under a bucket without an RJ45 port (yes, some buckets have Internet access), you have probably heard of Ruby on ...
Web development frameworks – part 2 : Play Framework 2.0
As the first candidate of our evaluation series we reviewed the Play Framework v2.0. The tutorial and reference documentation used for this article is all available from the Play documentation ...
Web development frameworks – part 1: Options and criteria
At my company we are evaluating which web development framework we will use for the next few years. Since our last evaluation we have been using Java application servers powered by ...
Anti cross-site scripting (XSS) filter for Java web apps
Here is a good and simple anti cross-site scripting (XSS) filter written for Java web applications. What it basically does is remove all suspicious strings from request parameters ...
An agile methodology for orthodox environments
My company designs and develop mobile and web based banking solutions. Our customers (banks for the most part) are highly bureaucratized, orthodox (ie. like to have everything pre-defined ...
Java concurrency – Feedback from tasks
Picking up from where I left off in my last post about the java.util.concurrent package, it’s interesting and sometimes mandatory to get feedback from concurrent tasks after they ...
Preventing CSRF in Java web apps
Cross-site request forgery attacks (CSRF) are very common in web applications and can cause significant harm if allowed. If you have never heard of CSRF I recommend you check out OWASPs ...
