txtsd

Hello!

These are the kinds of websites I can make:

• E-Commerce
• Business
• Portfolios
• Brochures
• Nonprofit
• Blogs
• Forums
• Wikis

I can also setup a dev server for you to get your own work started on.

If you have an existing website, I can audit it for security issues including but not limited to:

• SSL/TLS configuration
• SSH hardening
• CVE vulnerabilities
• Standards compliance like PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST
• Industry Best Practices
• Webserver security hardening

I can deliver small projects in python related to:

• Webscraping
• Accessing and using APIs
• Creating a REST API
• Automating the boring stuff in your life

Hit me up here or on Discord txtsd#0564, and we can talk pricing.

Do you still need a writer?

I have a friend who does. I can get you in touch with him if you'd like.

I code mostly in Python, so I just read the Python documentation. And docs for whatever external modules I might be using.

Other than that, if I'm stuck and need to look at examples or the sort, Googling usually leads me to Stack Overflow.

For tools and stuff:

Sublime Text 3: Editor (Doubles as an IDE with the right plugins, and is way faster than any other JS based editor or IDE)

Git: Version control

Gitlab: Hosting code. Private repos are free.

KeepassXC: Secure password management, because reusing passwords automatically spells your doom, and remembering upwards of 400 passwords is like trying to remember what keys look like instead of just having them on a keychain.

I run linux, so most of everything else I use is platform specific and might not be of much help to the majority.

3 hours ago, judda said:

Programming is a life long journey of growing and learning more.  There are so many different ways to get started with programming, were there any helpful things out there that you used to help you get started? Or that you continue to use as you program and grow?

Like tools and utilities, or like documentation and reference sites?

1 hour ago, judda said:

@txtsd - Since it was Gabby who did it a while ago, I am fairly confident that it's PHP because I was chatting with them a lot back then.

Thanks for letting me know~

If your backend is in Python, hit me up.

Oh no! Thank you for everything you've done for this community.

I can help with the technical side of things, but my social skills are meh so community management is not something I can do.

If you have unit tests already setup, refactoring will save you a lot of time. If you need to refactor more than half of your codebase though, might as well re-write it from scratch.

On 11/20/2017 at 10:45 PM, Design1online said:

OpenSSL is free ?

OpenSSL is not a certificate issuer. It is a TLS toolkit and cryptographic library. While you can use it to generate self signed certificates, they will not be implicitly trusted anywhere on the Internet.