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1. install

npm install react-google-recaptcha

2. how it looks

import ReCAPTCHA from 'react-google-recaptcha';
import { useRef } from 'react';

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First of all you need to change the expiration for access Token and ID token

Within the Cognito User Pool configure that to be 5 minutes(300 seconds) and both values should match, this way you can make the test faster than waiting for the default 1 hour expiration.

1. Open your AWS Cognito console.
2. Go to your user pool and then App integration.
3. Scroll down to App clients(probably your web client) and click edit

NOTE: Make the update for any App clients you see in your user pool, in my case it was for the app client and web client

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git checkout master
git branch feature-one
git branch feature-two

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Another great reference on creating Gems

https://buttercms.com/blog/launching-your-own-ruby-gem-build-it/

Experimenting with the process

1. We need to start by creating the gem

bundle gem smsparatodos_client

2. Defining dependencies in smsparatodos_client.gemspec and for this one we are going to add httparty gem

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In a Rack-based application, including frameworks built on top of Rack like Ruby on Rails and Sinatra, middleware plays a crucial role in processing HTTP requests and responses. When you're working within a Rack middleware, accessing request headers is straightforward because the request is represented as an environment hash (env) passed to the call method of your middleware.

Here's how to access request headers in different ways within a Rack middleware:

Using Rack::Request.new

app/middleware/user_token_authenticator_middleware.rb

class UserTokenAuthenticatorMiddleware
  def initialize(app)

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# Jest and Cypress(e2e) tests configuration for CircleCi
version: 2.1
orbs:
  cypress: cypress-io/cypress@1
  jest: blimmer/[email protected]
executors:
  with-cypress-node-14-17:
    docker:
      - image: cypress/base:14.17.0
jobs:

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Elevated email bounce rates through your Amazon SES account

In this article, I'm going to be sharing how we got notified of our elevated email bounce rates, how we made a first big reduction by enabling the suppression list functionality on AWS SES, and then how we were able to identify bounced accounts and the commands and CLI tools you can use for managing your suppression list.

It is Friday, and all of a sudden you receive an Amazon support email saying that your account has been moved under review. 😱

We placed your SES account in the US xxx (City) Region under review. You can still use this account to send emails, but you should fully address the problems that led to your account being placed under review.

So, what are the steps that we followed in order to fix this problem?

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Original blog post

https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/one-row-many-threads-how-to-avoid-database-duplicates-in-rails-applications

How to run examples

1. Run $ createdb uniq-db-test to create DB
2. Run example with Ruby (e.g., $ ruby 1_find_or_create_by_single_thread.rb)

Benchmark output

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Third party SAML Single Sign On (SSO) integration/implementation - Tech spec

• Author: Heriberto Perez

Background

The implementation of SSO in order to connect with other services/providers/sites is a common requirement these days

For those cases when you have the need to integrate a third party service and embed some widgets in your site, and in order to make it in a secure way and based on dynamic data for the current authenticated, that is when the SSO integration comes handy for you.

Goals

This Tech spec will serve as a reference a SAML Single Sign On (SSO) integration.

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Let's start changing the repository to trigger an exception(typo in the orderby clause):

DatabaseBooksRepository.java

public class DatabaseBooksRepository implements BooksRepository {
  private final DatabaseHelper databaseHelper;
  public DatabaseBooksRepository(Content context) {
   databaseHelper = OpenHelperManager.getHelper(context, DatabaseHelper.class);
  }