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How to Render Props in React Apollo 2.1 | Prisma

Learn how to use the React Apollo 2.1 render props API in a full-stack GraphQL tutorial.

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How Comic Relief’s developers used Snyk to automate security and boost productivity as part of their Digital Transformation.

Comic Relief integrated Snyk into their Concourse CI Serverless deployment pipeline — allowing even the most junior of developers use open source securely by remediating any vulnerable libraries before they go to production.

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5 Top Reasons Why and How to Use GraphQL | Prisma

Learn five reasons to use GraphQL and how it can improve flexibility, developer experience, and API efficiency.

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Snyk $7M Series A - and a huge thanks!

We’re excited to announce our $7M Series A, and feel this is a great opportunity to say thanks!

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Introducing groups – a new way to manage your teams in Snyk

We’re excited to announce a new feature for our Pro and Enterprise Plan customers that makes it possible to split your organization into teams, who can manage different projects.

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GraphQL Directive Permissions — Authorization Made Easy | Prisma

Learn how GraphQL directive permissions provide a declarative way to implement authorization rules and protect data in GraphQL servers.

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Wrap a REST API with GraphQL - A 3-step tutorial | Prisma

Learn how to wrap a REST API with GraphQL in three steps and expose a more flexible query interface for clients.

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Suppressing issues in Snyk

Ignoring security issues shouldn’t be the default action, but sometimes it’s necessary — for example, if an issue doesn’t currently have a fix, you might want to snooze it until it does. Thankfully, Snyk makes it suppress issues that are currently irrelevant.

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Python Mocking 101: Fake it before you make it

Welcome to a guide to the basics of mocking in Python!

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What’s a known vulnerability?

A vulnerability is a vulnerability, whether known or not. The key difference between the two is the likelihood of an attacker to be aware of this vulnerability, and thus try to exploit it.

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GraphQL Server Basics: Demystifying the `info` Argument in Resolvers

Learn what the info argument in GraphQL resolvers contains and how it helps with selection sets, execution context, and server internals.

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We’ll know DevSecOps has won once it’s dead

You can’t go to a security event nowadays without hearing at least a few speakers say the phrase “DevSecOps”. The term has turned into a rallying cry for an approach that automates security throughout the development process. But in order for DevSecOps to succeed, it will first have to die.

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