Python has been such a helpful tool for so many things. It is supported by so many resources, that it behooves anyone to at least know a little...or a lot. Here are some thoughts and learnings...
This is a high-level overview of the architecture concerning my Django app. I go over the different components involved in deploying this app to production. Lots of room for improvement, but it is shipped.
In this post, I show what I learned to keep away unsavory HTTP methods.
Yet another security enhancement to make sure the site is safe. This time from clickjacking.
Shedding some light on the CSRF check. This quote suits this article: "The CSRF cookie is used to prevent Cross Site Request Forgeries and is required to protect pages on your site that use unsafe methods, i.e. POST, PUT, and DELETE." -DJ Ceckup
This article is short and drives home the point of why the user login must be accessible strictly by https.