The era of Cloud Computing is upon us, or so we're told. But what does it really mean to convert all of your digital communication, documentation, and collaboration to cloud based applications? What sounds easy in theory, could be another thing entirely in practice. What of security and privacy concerns? Document compatibility and accessibility? What of the user experience itself? Can a professional really survive and thrive in solely a cloud environment? Join us as we discuss this topic with Jon Shafer, game designer extraordinaire, who has made the full switch to the Google Cloud.

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In this guide, we spotlight two pivotal technologies reshaping how developers construct the web: Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

The fusion of innovative tools and frameworks defines the success of web applications and the very developers molding and building them.

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Lori MacVittie, author of 'Web Application Security is a Stack - How to CYA (cover your apps) completely' discusses her book and what drove her to write it.  http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/p-1688-web-application-security-is-a-stack-how-to-cya-cover-your-apps-completely.aspx?utm_source=social&utm_medium=soundcloud

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Chase Miller, Director of Research and Science, Eccles Department of Genetics, USTAR Center for Genetic Discovery, University of Utah School of Medicine spoke to CHI to discuss challenges in visualizing genomic data as well as how the IOBIO system helps address some of those challenges. He also discusses his favorite IOBIO application and what he’s looking forward to seeing at the conference. 

Dr. Miller is one of the developers of IOBIO and a speaker at the Data Visualization & Exploration Tools conference, taking place April 5-7 as part of the Bio-IT World Conference & Expo. For details, visit http://www.Bio-ITWorldExpo.com/Data-Visualization/

Bio-IT World Expo 2016 | Visualizing Genomic Data: Spotlight on IOBIO

Do you want to know the inside scoop of Netsparker? Listen to us interview Ferruh Mavituna, who has been in the security industry for well over a decade and his ambition to ease the process of automatically detecting web application vulnerabilities led him to build Netsparker, and pursued it to the point of commercial reality. Ferruh is also Netsparker’s head product architect.

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Paul's Security Weekly #463 - Ferruh Mavituna, CEO of Netsparker

The thing is, not every URL that you visit can actually be classified as a website. Some of them are more accurately referred to as web applications. It sounds like we might be dealing with a case of semantics, but we’re not. While the terminology may not make much difference to the end user, it definitely makes a difference to your business in terms of understanding your requirements, planning for the future, and communicating with potential web development agencies.

In order to help you differentiate between websites and web applications, we’re going to discuss some of the things that set them apart. We’re also going to cover the importance of planning for the long term. While your business might be in need of a website initially, that doesn’t necessarily mean a website is capable of fulfilling your needs down the road.


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Websites vs Web Applications - 1- Knowing the Difference

When contemplating a web application or website, it’s also important to understand that there are often additional responsibilities that come with web applications. Especially if you’re dealing with information that’s provided by customers, visitors, or members.
While websites are largely information based, a web application often requires input from the end user. Anytime your users are inputting personal information or payment details, you are faced with the responsibility of safeguarding that information.
Websites are certainly not immune to hackers, but the inherent nature of web applications means that they are faced with an increased risk of security breaches. Your developer is probably already aware of this, but clients rarely are. So, make sure you discuss potential risks with your developer.

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Websites vs Web Applications - Web Application Considerations

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- Web Assembly (wasm) is a set of instructions or a low-level byte code that is a target for higher level languages. It was added to the browser because it was a portion of the web platform that many felt was just missing.
 - Wasm is still a young technology. It performs really well for computationally intensive applications and also offers performance consistency (because it lacks a garbage collector).
 - Bootstrapping an application using the Rust toolchain looks like: pull down a template, export a function using an attribute (defines that you want to access this function from JavaScript), and run a tool called wasm-pack (compiles it into Web Assembly and then runs a tool called wasm-bindgen that generated Rust types for Wasm). Then you can talk to that binary as if it was written in JavaScript in your code.
 - Cloudflare workers allow JavaScript that you might have written for a server to be written and distributed at the application edge (or close to the end user). It uses a similar model as serverless architecture platforms.
 -  Interesting use cases such as A/B testing, DDoS prevention, server-side rendering, or traffic shaping can be done at the edge.
 - Wasm is an approach to bringing full application experiences to the edge.
 - Wasi (Web Assembly System Interface) is a standardized interface for running Web Assembly for places that are outside of the web. Fastly recently released a pure Web Assembly runtime for their edge that is built on top of Wasi called Lucet (allows access to lower level things at the edge like sockets and UDP).
 - Zoom has a web client written in Web Assembly.

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Ashley Williams on Web Assembly, Wasi, & the Application Edge*

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