Very occasionally one member of our dev team will produce an unutterably brilliant video of some of their recent work. I don't mean a video walkthrough, more of a full blown arthouse production, with story arc and surprising plot twists 🧵⤵️
Working group last call has started on HTTP Message Signatures! Please go read the document, file issues, and help us make this the best it can be. https://t.co/VFhA66YW5j
What if told you that Open Banking and Open Data is possible across borders?
OpenID Foundation @openid is requesting your feedback. Please have a read and share any comments you have.
#openbanking#openfinance#opendata
On the go: Pensions Dashboards Programme partner Moneyhub has launched an interactive sandbox to show how the pensions dashboards could potentially work.
https://t.co/NNvIgm0K4g
@davidgtonge
Some advice to Ukrainians:
1. Ukrainian hackers post Russian casualty numbers on Russian official websites and social media accounts. That's not bad. A better idea - post instructions for sabotage. For example, if you burn trackside relay cabinets, it will lead to huge delays🧵
The OAuth Security Workshop 2022 is on track for May 4-6 in Trondheim, Norway!
The website with booking codes, travel information, schedule outline etc. will go live in the next days.
#osw7#trondheim
One of the things I really, really loved about web development when I was 15 is that even though I was in Trinidad, I could afford to do it, because it was free. Any cost other than free was impossible, for several reasons:
You wanna know how much money Tim Berners Lee made from inventing the web? It was $0. Show me a crypto project where the people working on it make absolutely nothing. They don't hold X% of the tokens, they aren't earning mining fees, they're just making a useful thing.
Dear world: It is perfectly possible to imagine a radically-decentralized Web and simultaneously disbelieve that basing it on blockchain is necessary or even desirable.
But de facto, the term “Web3” now means “buy my cryptocurrency” and is thus polluted, probably beyond repair.
I've admired @Rich_Harris for years for his engineering talent but, most importantly, for his incredible taste.
His creations hit a beautiful intersection of form and function. Minimalism that delivers.
Excited about what he'll teach us and the Web!
https://t.co/pCKpuNiv2i
The recommendation I give everybody starting up in tech is: read the source.
Are you using a library that you like? Read it.
Have you got a bug you can’t solve? Read the source of the dependencies.
Somebody is pitching a framework as magical? Read it.
No matter what, read code.
Still a few days left to vote for the proposed FAPI Grant Management Implementer’s Draft. Voting is open until Monday, September 20, 2021. https://t.co/j8s5X8XW9T #OpenID#FAPI
@openid Please take some time to cast your vote if you haven’t already done so. This is an important work for the continuing adoption of OpenID Connect and the various profiles being developed by the OpenID Foundation. Thank you in advance.
🎉 It's finally ready! I've been hacking on something for the past couple months and it's absurdly great. It's time for more powerful web apps.
Announcing "A future for SQL on the web": https://t.co/TrXcfMoHa6