I’ve just updated my dynamic proxy server in node.js to support file injection, and the stripping of headers that prevent loading targeted pages in iframes. This may all sound very nefarious, but I actually require this functionality in a (super secret) project I’m working on….
Recently I’ve been tinkering with an idea I call nodeploy, for which I needed a dynamic proxy server…. ie, one I could change the configuration of on the fly. I looked at HaProxy and nginx, both of which offer very limited or overly complex functionality that kind of did what I needed, but not really… […]
So, today I announce a new project I’ve been working away on for the past few weeks in my spare time. Mortix.net. Still in the prototype stage (so the website isn’t up and running yet) this is a secure platform for developing apps that ensure your privacy on the internet. Check out the indiegogo campaign […]
I’ve started running a test site for the new framework here There’s not much there yet, a couple of pages (dynamically loading content from the database, ooooh!) and not much else… but I’ll add more to it as I add features. It’s currently running on an old laptop in my front room, so don’t expect […]
So I decided to learn a new language / architecture last weekend and since Node.js has been getting a lot of attention lately I thought I might as well go with that. I’ve put maybe 6 hours into it so far, and you can see the fruits of my labour over at github: https://github.com/Tall-Paul/node-framework I don’t […]