Tech gems 👁️ #12: Laravel for javascript, learn modern css and stolen cookies
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- ▶️ OWASP wants to be the Laravel of Javascript
- ▶️ The limits of Laravel
- ▶️ How to keep up with all the new CSS features ?
- ▶️ How Slack detects stolen session cookies
- ▶️ ESLint Configuration Migrator
OWASP wants to be the Laravel of Javascript
Why We Don't Have a Laravel For JavaScript... Yet![](https://wasp-lang.dev/img/laravel-for-js.png)
![](https://wasp-lang.dev/img/laravel-for-js.png)
Why We Don't Have a Laravel For JavaScript... Yet | Wasp
JavaScript's Need for a Full-stack Framework
The limits of Laravel
ON LARAVEL, FULL-STACK JAVASCRIPT, AND PRODUCTIVE FRAMEWORKS![](https://www.jplhomer.org/og?title=On%20Laravel%2C%20Full-Stack%20JavaScript%2C%20and%20Productive%20Frameworks)
On Laravel, Full-Stack JavaScript, and Productive Frameworks
Is Laravel better than Remix? Is JavaScript better at the front-end? Which one should I use? Who's on first?
How to keep up with all the new CSS features ?
Old Dogs, new CSS Tricks![](https://mxb.dev/blog/old-dogs-new-css-tricks/cover.jpg)
![](https://mxb.dev/blog/old-dogs-new-css-tricks/cover.jpg)
Old Dogs, new CSS Tricks
A lot of new CSS features have shipped in the last years, but actual usage is still low. One of the biggest barriers: we need to re-wire our own brains.
How Slack detects stolen session cookies
Catching Compromised Cookies![](https://slack.engineering/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2024/06/david-sanchez-_MsN3by690Q-unsplash-1.jpg?resize=1280,1920)
![](https://slack.engineering/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/2024/06/david-sanchez-_MsN3by690Q-unsplash-1.jpg?resize=1280,1920)
Catching Compromised Cookies - Slack Engineering
Slack uses cookies to track session states for users on slack.com and the Slack Desktop app. The ever-present cookie banners have made cookies mainstream, but as a quick refresher, cookies are a little piece of client-side state associated with a website that is sent up to the web server on every request. Websites use this …