Posts from my university blog, written 2016–2018. Each post links back to the original on WordPress.
Let us see how we could build a simple network scanner using Java to just see if there are any up and running hosts connected to the network we are connected to.
In this blog post, let's see how we could play around with URLs (Uniform Resource Locator) or simply the address to any website found on the internet, within a java program.
In this blog post I will be writing how you could make use of OAuth2.0 to build a simple web application to view some of your GitHub profile statistics.
Team Agathon participated at the Hack Me If You Can Capture the Flag contest at SLIIT CodeFest 2016. Walkthrough of the Catch the Droid CTF box.
In this blog I will be showing how you could write a gulp.js script to automate the process of uploading files to a server through FTP.
So today I thought of writing about the CTFs. First, it stands for 'Capture The Flag' and is a special kind of competition in the Information Security field.
In this blog post, I will be writing about a method that could be used to prevent a CSRF attack.
In my previous blog post I wrote about a method that could be used to prevent CSRF attacks. As promised, here I am with another write up about another pattern that could be used to prevent CSRF attacks.
If you are to build a Single Page Application using AngularJS, with no page reloading, yet with navigation between different pages, routing should be used and you would be working with the ngRoute module.
So this time I thought it would be cool to introduce you to the trendy NodeMCU development board which is basically based on the ESP8266, and how to start playing with it using the Arduino IDE.
Last week, we had a lecture on 'Quality Attributes' for Software Architecture. Basically quality attributes are properties of the system that can tell you how good or bad the system is performing.
This blog post is basically on a simple approach I attempted to make a task we were given as lab assignment a little simpler than it looks.
It's been a while since I wrote my last blog post. Having some free time at work, I thought this would be a great time to start writing this. Last semester, we had to implement a Ticketing application for public transport services with microservices.
Some time back, javascript was limited to the front-end but yet it did its job well. But with Node.js entering the scene, now we could build a complete web application, both front-end and the back-end using Javascript.
Once again, this is going to be a simple tutorial on how to create a simple web server. But this time I will be using python and Bottle web framework.
Basically AngularJS is an opensource javascript framework, created and maintained by Google which is used in Single Page Application (SPA) projects.