where can i find the source to this tutorial. not the original from the other guy becauase i have that. I was wondering if this specific tutorial is on github someplace?
Nice Video! You shouldn't just base64 the password tho, but instead hash it using sha256 in 4096 or more rounds. Even if an attacker (man-in-the-middle, trojan horse, ...) listens for the password entered, he won't be able to retrieve it's plain text as easily as he could when just using base64. On the server side, just treat the given hash as if it was the user's plaintext password.
@cerlestes Thanks :) ... and appreciate the suggestion. The encoding is happening on the client-side (HTML) - and would assume an SSL connection when passing along the password. I agree, base64 encoding is not "safe" by itself.
eclipse! ewwwwww
tkhamdan 6 days ago
@tkhamdan wrong answer... aptana studio 3 ;)
troygdaniel 6 days ago
Hi all - I've placed the above tutorial at the following link:
byteidea.com/backbone.zip
troygdaniel 3 weeks ago
The URL "byteidea.com/backbone_tutorial.zip" is dead. Could you please provide a working URL?
SimeVidas1 3 weeks ago
@SimeVidas1 byteidea.com/backbone.zip should work
troygdaniel 3 weeks ago
where can i find the source to this tutorial. not the original from the other guy becauase i have that. I was wondering if this specific tutorial is on github someplace?
joebuffalo243 1 month ago
Nice Video! You shouldn't just base64 the password tho, but instead hash it using sha256 in 4096 or more rounds. Even if an attacker (man-in-the-middle, trojan horse, ...) listens for the password entered, he won't be able to retrieve it's plain text as easily as he could when just using base64. On the server side, just treat the given hash as if it was the user's plaintext password.
cerlestes 1 month ago
@cerlestes Thanks :) ... and appreciate the suggestion. The encoding is happening on the client-side (HTML) - and would assume an SSL connection when passing along the password. I agree, base64 encoding is not "safe" by itself.
troygdaniel 1 month ago
Sir, this link:
byteidea.com/backbone_tutorial.zip
brings me doteasy: The page you requested is unavailable page.
is there any other place I can download this example?
varandz 2 months ago
@varandz very odd... I copied and pasted the text and it failed as well.
However, if I manually type "byteidea.com/backbone_tutorial.zip" as the URL, it does download. Can you try that?
troygdaniel 2 months ago
@troygdaniel great it worked that way. thanks
varandz 2 months ago
@troygdaniel It's because there's a hidden character in the url [wbr][/wbr] - pastes into notepad as byteidea.com/backbone_tutoria-l.zip
AlienWebguy 3 weeks ago
@varandz byteidea.com/backbone.zip should work :)
troygdaniel 3 weeks ago
I've placed a permanent link for the demo at the following website:
/byteidea.com/backbone_tutorial.zip
troygdaniel 2 months ago
files.me.com/troygdaniel/bg8i0q does not exist any more, how can i get your code sir?
thanks
varandz 2 months ago
I've received the files. Thanks again! I am loving Backbone.
kyledetella 4 months ago
This video and part 2 are great! Would you be able to post the code somewhere sine the previous link expired?
kyledetella 4 months ago
@kyledetella Not sure if you got the permanent link URL... it is as follows
files.me.com/troygdaniel/bg8i0q
troygdaniel 4 months ago
Thank you mr. Troy for this wonderful little introduction!
timcharper1 4 months ago
@timcharper1 Happy to help :)
troygdaniel 4 months ago
Hey Troy, Is this code up on github somewhere? Could you post a link to the source code?
amit2076 4 months ago
@amit2076 Sure thing... it's permanently located here:
byteidea.com/backbone_tutorial.zip
troygdaniel 2 months ago