The following introduction to Flexbox is an extract from Tiffany’s upcoming book, CSS Master, 2nd Edition, which will be available shortly. Before CSS Grid came along, there was Flexbox (which is officially known as the CSS Flexible Box Layout Module).
If you’re a developer of mobile Web apps, then you’ve heard this before: Native apps perform better than Web apps. But what does “perform better” mean? In the context above, performance is usually about measurable aspects such as loading time and responsiveness to user interaction.
In JavaScript, we have functions and we have arguments that we pass into those functions. But how JavaScript handles what you’re passing in is not always clear.
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!
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.
The goal of this section is to introduce, discuss, and provide language specific mitigation techniques for HttpOnly.
