For beginning developers who are starting to learn the basics of coding, learning about application security can often feel daunting and overwhelming. To make this process easier, I’ve created a workbook that beginning developers can use to supplement their study of the OWASP Top 10.
I introduced the workbook on the January 10, 2021 episode of the OWASP DevSlop Show.
Many thanks to the following individuals who provided feedback throughout the workbook’s development:
Steve Grunwell, Meridith Halsey, Chris Holland, Karl Hughes, Morgan Mittlebrun, Jack Otto, and Bob Wiley.
Built with HTML5, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript
Triliterize is a tool to discover the ten verb forms that result from any three Arabic root letters. Make sure to also check out this Twitter thread for a quick lesson on Arabic grammar and what Triliterize does!
Built with HTML5, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript
When I was teaching middle school Arabic, I noticed that my students often struggled with recognizing which letters connected, and which ones required a space after being written.
This is a game for Arabic language learners to test their knowledge of connecting letters, and to also use the game’s scoring feature as a way to track their progress.