There is no comfort zone in our current Covid-centric reality. We know life is uncertain, but we used to believe we could plan for the future. The pandemic proved us wrong. That lack of certainty about the future has kept us off-balance. We all had to find ways to deal
Last week I wrote about some of the indicators that will tell us if our website has been compromised. This week I want to give you an overview of what to do if you have been hacked.
Part 3 of the series on Aspect-Oriented Programming in Java. We look at implenting around advice using Spring AOP and the JEE AOP.
Every industry has its own jargon. Jargon is terminology understood by people in a certain group – and often meaningless to anyone outside the group. I think the IT industry is way ahead of other industries when it comes to jargon, buzzwords and weird acronyms. Perhaps that’s because IT changes faster than
We’ve covered the concepts and terminology of aspect-oriented programming. So now let’s look at an example from Spring AOP.
We must, and do, worry about the security of our web applications and our data. But don’t forget that a simple website can also be hacked. Often companies outsource their website development. This may be due to a lack of technical skills, or because they think it is a “marketing”
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.
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
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 –
Aspect-Oriented programming, or AOP, is a term you may have heard but not yet understood. In the first of a 3-part series, we look at the basic concepts and terminology.
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