How I used Google Cloud KMS to verify SleekSign documents
07/18How SleekSign uses Google Cloud KMS, SHA-256 hashes, and a tamper-evident audit chain to cryptographically verify signed documents — and why I chose Google over AWS.
Essays, logs, and notes — 6 published.
How SleekSign uses Google Cloud KMS, SHA-256 hashes, and a tamper-evident audit chain to cryptographically verify signed documents — and why I chose Google over AWS.
Before the arrival of Array.at() method, JavaScript developers have used many and different ways to return items from an array but there was still need to use negative indexing to get the last item.
A short reflection on the compounding benefits of starting your workday with digital silence and deep analog focus.
How precise visual hierarchy, tracking, and negative space communicate character far better than flashy colors or heavy drop-shadows.
Time to seek out a new and fresh discipline
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