Serial podcast creator and .NET Core maniac.
Can often be found talking about everything and nothing on one of the many podcasts that he produces (only one of them is about .NET Core, honest)
Location
Leeds, UK
Education
Computer Science with Games Development - BSc
Work
.NET Development Contractor; Podcast host, producer and editor
I've use Feedify and QR Codes in one post (shortly before the first instance of MageCart), a discussion on OWASP, and how it could ruin your company or brand as examples about why folks should look into this in the past. Especially since it's a relatively easy problem to solve.
I feel like you could make it into a series of posts. Even as someone who knows this stuff and how to implement it, I'd love to read a series where the author goes from "here's the theory" through "here's my initial plan", to "here's why my assumptions were wrong" (because with CSP, they will be) to "here's the finished headers for my site".
A lot of folks who write about headers tend to focus on the first and last step here, but devs need to know that the middle part is hard. Maybe you could cover that, or nominate someone to do so. Maybe I'll take a whack at it with an app for one of my clients 😉
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I've use Feedify and QR Codes in one post (shortly before the first instance of MageCart), a discussion on OWASP, and how it could ruin your company or brand as examples about why folks should look into this in the past. Especially since it's a relatively easy problem to solve.
I feel like you could make it into a series of posts. Even as someone who knows this stuff and how to implement it, I'd love to read a series where the author goes from "here's the theory" through "here's my initial plan", to "here's why my assumptions were wrong" (because with CSP, they will be) to "here's the finished headers for my site".
A lot of folks who write about headers tend to focus on the first and last step here, but devs need to know that the middle part is hard. Maybe you could cover that, or nominate someone to do so. Maybe I'll take a whack at it with an app for one of my clients 😉