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62: Timezones, Webhook Security, and UI Decisions
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62: Timezones, Webhook Security, and UI Decisions
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62: Timezones, Webhook Security, and UI Decisions
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April 12, 2017 •
Episode 62
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By Adam Wathan
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In this episode, David talks about adding timezone support to Crondog, and Adam wrestles with some decisions about dealing with failed webhooks in KiteTail.
Episode Details
In this episode, David talks about adding timezone support to Crondog, and Adam wrestles with some decisions about dealing with failed webhooks in KiteTail.
Show Notes
We also talk a lot about different strategies for securing webhooks, and what we're looking forward to at MicroConf.
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Links:
- Crondog, David's new recurring task app
- KiteTail, Adam's new checkout app
- How GitHub secures webhooks
- HMAC on Wikipedia
- Laravel Spark, the boilerplate Laravel skeleton David's using
- MicroConf Start Edition
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