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Worm Compromises Over 1,300 npm Packages Including Popular Caching Tools
A self-spreading worm called ChainDrop has compromised more than 1,300 npm packages, including popular ones like Keyv, Cacheable, and flat-cache.
The packages together have around 2 billion monthly downloads. The attack started after a maintainerβs GitHub account was compromised. The malware steals credentials and spreads by publishing new malicious versions.
Developers are urged to check their dependencies and rotate any exposed credentials.
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π The Little ASP.NET Core Book
βοΈ Authors: Nate Barbettini
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Which practice helps developers detect integration issues before deploying to production?
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npm or npx?
The two commands differ by one letter. Their jobs couldn't be more different.
π npm installs packages into your project.
π npx downloads a package, runs it, and removes it afterward unless it's already available.
That's why you'll see this:
npx create-vite@latestinstead of:
npm install create-vitecreate-vite once to generate a project. Keeping it installed afterward serves no purpose.
π A simple rule works almost every time:
βοΈ If your application needs it to run, install it. βοΈ If you only need the tool for a one-time task, run it with npx.
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Which CSS feature supports responsive design?
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Why is using the same password across multiple sites risky?
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πHow To Code in Node.js
βοΈ Authors: David Landup, Marcus Sanatan
π Year: 2020
π Pages: 418
π§ Node.js is a popular open-source runtime environment that can execute JavaScript outside of the browser. The Node runtime is commonly used for back-end web development, leveraging its asynchronous capabilities to create networking applications and web servers. Node is also a popular choice for building command line tools.
In this book, you will go through exercises to learn the basics of how to code in Node.js, gaining skills that apply equally to back-end and full stack development in the process.
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