Paul and Jake talk about CORS, Layout, and which of them has the evolutionary advantage.
In this episode:
- Raptors
- CORS and Same-Origin Policy
- Mixed Content Warnings
- IndexedDB
- Forced Layouts
- Balding and Common Misconceptions
- Movie Voices
CORS, Forced Layouts, and Raptor Kebab Shops.
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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