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The Ultimate Guide to the Zoom API

The Ultimate Guide to the Zoom API

Part of the Spectral API Security Series The COVID-19 crisis brought many new buzzwords into our lives. One of the brand names that will forever be

Top 9 Git Secret Scanning Tools for DevSecOps

Top 9 Git Secret Scanning Tools for DevSecOps

Part of the Spectral API Security Series Collaboration is key. Not only in software development. But when it comes to collaboration on Git repositories, the word

Top 11 Debuggers You Need To Know In 2021

Top 11 Debuggers You Need To Know In 2021

Nobody loves a bug in their code. They’re annoying and create bumps in our flow state when coding. Yet, they feature on a frequent basis when

top git security issues

8 Top Git Security Issues & What To Do About Them

Git is the most popular software version control (SVC) standard used by developers today. That doesn’t make it the most secure. Whether you’re using GitLab, GitHub,

best data modeling tools

Top 10 Data Modeling Tools to Know in 2021

When developers approach databases they often neglect proper data modeling. This can result in a lot of fiddling with the data structure over time. Fiddling is

SAML vs OAuth: The SSO Showdown

SAML vs OAuth: The SSO Showdown

SSO (Single Sign-On) is so ubiquitous today that it is hard to imagine a world without it. In the olden days before SSO, users had only

TFS Continuous Integration - How To Set Up Azure Pipelines

TFS Continuous Integration – How To Set Up Azure Pipelines

DevOps is an evolving practice. New tools, methodologies and approaches are explored to meet the needs of businesses and developers. When it comes to orchestrating development

github vs gitlab

GitLab vs GitHub: Which is right for you

It is safe to say that most code in the world resides on either GitLab or GitHub. Which makes perfect sense in a cloud-based, OSS-dependent world.

How to create SSH keys for gitlab

The complete guide to SSH keys in GitLab

No one wants to send their precious information over unencrypted channels. This is why most websites and web services use HTTPS to encrypt data by default.

Stop leaks at the source!