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Congratulations for this great contribution towards not just the coder community but also for the non-coders. I went through your course and found it detailed yet easy to understand. I truly appreciate your work and I am sure that all this coming from one of the top contributors of freecodecamp community will surely be meaningful.
All the bestππ
Thanks for the appreciating words! Means a ton! β€οΈ
I never understood why, I need to know this. I use it every day, but still, I never had the chance to get into something that required me to know how password hashing works, for example. Looking forward part 2, especially for the TLS part.
Thank you!
Do you understand now why and how password hashing works? :D Was cryptography-for-devs.github.io/ helpful?
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Well done! And thanks!
Thanks Doug. I am really glad you liked it! π
Do you feel the course was valuable to you?
Yes, I think your focus on the externals, interfaces, configuration, etc is insightful and makes sense. While I find it interesting to understand as much as I can about how these algorithms work internally, choosing the right one for the job and using it correctly is much more important.
Yup. The best thing to do is to use a library or function that your framework recommends. For example, Django has some recommendations around storing passwords, so if we follow that, we will be fine :D
Nice blog
Thanks buddy!
Great initiative! Looking forward to the second half!
Thanks Priya!
Did you find value in the first half?
Also, please share this with your classmates or co-workers to widen its reach :D
I will be waiting for your comments down here, let me know your perspectives! Looking forward!
Congratulations, this is really interesting!
Please share with your friends / co-workers! π