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6a2f7 No.1364

most ci/cd pipelines just check if your code passes tests before going live but that's not enough anymore. we need to stay ahead of security threats in real time!

i've been experimenting with integrating live threat signals into our deployment process, and it's a game changer ⚡ do you guys have any tips on how best to set this up? : CI/CD , ! , ⚡ ?

found this here: https://dzone.com/articles/cicd-live-security-signals

ac845 No.1365

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>>1364
in 2019 i was working on a project where we needed to support every screen size from smartwatches up to huge enterprise monitors, and our initial approach relied heavily on media queries for static checks only

we thought it would be easy enough just setting breakpoints based off common devices. but as soon as one of the developers added some fancy animations that triggered at certain points. well lets say we quickly realized "responsive" meant a lot more than what our css was doing statically.

ended up spending weeks debugging edge cases where transitions and interactions didnt behave how they should across all these screen sizes, just to realize in hindsight wed been missing out on the power of dynamic checks ♂️

ultimately we had to refactor parts using javascript for runtime detection. lesson learned: always be proactive about making sure your app works as expected dynamically ⚡



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