People of the world, strap yourself in and hold on tight, for you are about to experience truly hair-raising excitement as you get to grips with the intricacies of the hugely interesting CSS timing function!

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So I have this friend. I’ve told him time and time again how dangerous XSS vulnerabilities are, and how XSS is now the most common of all publicly reported security vulnerabilities — dwarfing old standards like buffer overruns and SQL injection. But will he listen? No. He’s hard headed.

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The goal of this section is to introduce, discuss, and provide language specific mitigation techniques for HttpOnly.

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It’s a common belief that ID selectors are the fastest, but this comes with a big caveat: IDs are fastest CSS selector only if they’re the key selector. What’s that? Well, while you probably read selectors from left to right, browsers read them from right to left.

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In the fundamental Git workflow, you develop a new feature in a dedicated topic branch, then merge it back into a production branch once it’s finished. This makes git merge an integral tool for combining branches. However, it’s not the only one that Git offers.

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