Re: Your API Shouldn’t Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
Argues that APIs should not redirect HTTP to HTTPS, but instead disable HTTP or return errors, to prevent accidental unencrypted data exposure.
Argues that APIs should not redirect HTTP to HTTPS, but instead disable HTTP or return errors, to prevent accidental unencrypted data exposure.
A technical guide on manually generating and installing a Let's Encrypt wildcard SSL/TLS certificate to enable HTTPS in a .NET Web API.
A tutorial on building a Go webserver with HTTP/2 support using both self-signed and Letsencrypt certificates for development and production.
Guide to enabling free, managed HTTPS certificates for custom domains in Azure App Service, including limitations and setup steps.
A technical case study on how Just Eat integrated Apple Pay into their website using the Apple Pay JS API, covering setup and implementation.
A technical guide on configuring Amazon S3 and CloudFront to redirect www to non-www domains and enforce HTTPS.
Introduces a PowerShell script to simplify creating SSL/TLS certificates, CA certificates, and client certificates, automating complex command-line tools.