Coding Matters

Man holding a newspaper with the headline "The world is changing". Quote from Heraclitus: There is nothing permanent except change.

Snap, Crackle, POPI

The Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) goes live on 1 July 2021. It places a huge burden on all organisations — from the one-person accountant firm to the big banks.

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Change and change and change again

In 2017, the Saturday Night Live show produced a hilarious advert for a fake device called Alexa Silver. It’s a version of the Amazon Echo, intended for the elderly. I only saw the video recently, but it was funny enough to watch a few times. My parents, aged 88 and 93, live

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Four Things To Check NOW

We’ve looked at many topics over the past few weeks. It’s easy to delay taking action by focusing on the concepts. And with so much information, it can be difficult to know where to start. So today I am giving you a list of four things that you can –

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Trust is a scarce commodity

Tom deMarco and Timothy Lister wrote a superb book called “Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams”. It’s a book that has had a profound influence on software management. It is a book you must read, and read again. The premise is clear: the real issues in software development are human, not technical.

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Building Better Security (8): RASP

I’ve been sharing ideas on how to build security into your development process. An important step in the development process is testing. There are many techniques used in security testing. It’s useful to understand the different approaches, and their advantages and disadvantages. So far we’ve looked at SAST, DAST and IASP.

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Think about the teacher

The DBE planned robotics curriculum On 26 Feb 2021, ITWeb reported that the Department of Basic Education will pilot its coding and robotics curriculum in schools this year. I don’t have a child at school, but I still have concerns about this.

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Building Better Security (7): IAST

I’ve been sharing ideas on how to build security into your development process. An important step in the development process is testing. There are many techniques used in security testing. It’s useful to understand the different approaches, and their advantages and disadvantages. So far we’ve looked at Static Application Security

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