if you happen to write a useful tool with oh-so-fancy addition, and said addition is a) not needed for the tool to work, b) has significantly more requirements than the tool,
PLEASE make building the addition optional. And test if --without-… really works.
At our recent AC meeting in Hiroshima, Japan 🇯🇵 @simone, new W3C Security Lead, spoke on Security.
Privacy and security, fundamental to HumanRights and civil liberties, have always been key W3C agenda items. Onofri outlined a three-pillar approach to security: developing security standards, verifying those standards, and guiding #developers to create a secure web.
Hear me out. #Tinder but rather than for dating, it's so that #opensource#developers can find open source #designers and bring things to fruition. I call it… okay, I don't have a punchline for the joke. But it's low-key a good idea.
Your boss, manager or client will never ask you to take time to refactor your code. They'll never ask you to set up a test suite for the code you wrote. They'll never ask you to upgrade your framework.
Do these things every day. Make them a part of your process. You don't need permission.
At the recent @w3c member meeting in Hiroshima 🇯🇵, @simone - new W3C Security Lead - outlined a three-pillar approach to security: developing security standards, verifying those standards, and guiding #developers to create a secure web.