One Broken Egg…
Charles Diedericks
2020-12-08
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I believe in code re-use. You believe in code re-use. No-one wants to re-invent the wheel, especially not if there is a really great, aero-dynamic,
Charles Diedericks
Charles started his professional life in stage and production management, but discovered that bits and bytes were more interesting.
He started programming with PHP in 2007, and his experience since then includes C#, Visual Basic, ASP.NET, Javascript, SQL Server, the .NET Framework and MS Office.
Charles is a self-confessed techno-geek. He spends his free time gaming, playing with software and listening to strange music.
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Beware the Error Message
Charles Diedericks
2020-12-02
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I hope that you already know that users hate meaningless error messages. (Actually they hate all error messages – don’t we all!) So that’s one reason to
Your First Line of Defence
Charles Diedericks
2020-11-25
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In a previous post, I told you about the importance of using HTTPS instead of HTTP. Today I will look at some of the functionality
How clean is your data?
Charles Diedericks
2020-11-18
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You might have heard the term “data sanitisation” applied to devices. We need to permanently remove data on portable storage devices and hard drives before we get
When do you know if something went wrong?
Charles Diedericks
2020-11-11
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This is a very important question. How do you know if something has gone wrong, or if your site has been compromised? The answer is
Where are your visitors?
Charles Diedericks
2020-11-03
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You’ve visited a building where you need an access card. Without the card, you don’t get in. But the card doesn’t (or shouldn’t) open all
Is this site secure?
Charles Diedericks
2020-10-28
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HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the network protocol that allows your browser to communicate with a web server. HTTP makes it possible to send and
What did you do with my password?
Charles Diedericks
2020-10-26
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As a user, you need to manage your passwords. (If you are struggling with that, read our blog post about password managers.) As a developer,