In this episode, I discuss the pitfalls of using the npm package multer-s3 for uploading files onto Amazon Simple Storage Service (aka S3) and what might be viable alternatives. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Multer, Amazon S3 and AWS Amplify on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I will be talking about graphql and why I came to love working with Node.js and graphql on the backend. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Nodejs and graphql on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I talk about what are Github automated security fixes and how they work.  Having yet another source to fix the vulnerabilities in your code is a good thing. If you know of any automated security tools for open source software that you would like to share with me, feel free to ping me on Twitter @letsbsocial1. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Github automated security fixes (beta) on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I talk about how I came to successfully implemented Netlify CMS to my business website, interglobalmedianetwork.com. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Gatsby, gatsby-image, and Netlify CMS on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I talk about how  during the past couple of days I have been working on adding a netlfiy-cms to my Gatsby site. Not that I want it for myself necessarily, although it is great to have an alternative when wanted or needed, but I want to make blogging life as easy as possible for my clients. However,  there have been a few bumps along the way due to certain incompatibilities which had to be fixed. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Gatsby, terser, and source-maps on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

I have spoken or written about this topic before, but feel the need to re-address it.

Node Security/npm audit appeared for the first time in my Terminal window in March of last year (2018). I had read that it was a new feature in npm created by Node Security, and was excited about the prospect of knowing more about what was going on under the hood with my npm packages and how that all boded for Web/Software Development and Individual Machine(s) Security. Previously, many of us were under the false impression that everything in our code, in our workflows using third party plugins and packages passed muster.

Correction to podcast (also added to transcript on interglobalmedianetwork.com website):

If, when you clone or download something from a repository, and then run npm i (assuming there is a package.json present), and there is a message (correction: npmjs and not Node Security) stating that it has detected vulnerabilities in your package(s), follow their instructions to run npm audit.

To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Outdated JavaScript tooling, vulnerabilities and security on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I talk about Washington Post columnist  Geoffrey A. Fowler's article entitled  "Review: Google Chrome has become surveillance software. It’s time to switch.", but does Firefox stand up against it? To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit The Browser War: Chrome vs Firefox on intergloblamedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I talk about the second patch that was made to Firefox this week to fix a second vulnerability in the browser software and how important it is to keep abreast of cyber security news and  what is going on around us and the tools we use every day. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit Firefox 0 day flaw update on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

In this episode, I discuss the bug I encountered when typing non-alpha numeric characters in a text editor on my Mac, and how I came to fix the issue. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit The Apple dictation and text editors bug on interglobalmedianetwork.com.

The past couple of days(and later tonight) has been all about web security, so in this episode I talk about web security and why one would choose GatsbyJS over other static frameworks. To view the transcript/post of this podcast, please visit GatsbyJS and Security on interglobalmedianetwork.com.