A short book in the Web Security Topics series, intended for Web developers. Provides a detailed description of setting up, managing and maintaining the security of user accounts in Web applications. Covers secure storage of passwords, authentication of users\' identities, and methods of authorization for restricting the operations that users may perform. Includes code examples in JavaScript/Node.js, key points at the end of every section and a full glossary.
A clear guide to the principles of cryptography for Web developers, and to protocols used for securing communication on the World Wide Web, specifically TLS/SSL and HTTPS. Describes the use of public key authentication and public key infrastructure as used by HTTPS. Includes key points and a full glossary of technical terms.
JavaScript on the Server Using Node.js and Express
Nigel and Jenny Chapman
This book is now out of print
ISBN (paperback): 978-0-9567370-8-3
186 pages
MacAvon Media, February 2013
Academic Textbooks
Digital Multimedia, 3rd Edition
Nigel and Jenny Chapman
Digital Multimedia is the core text for undergraduate and masters courses in the exciting discipline of multimedia, combining a broad and deep account of technology with an inside understanding of multimedia content and its practical application. The 3rd edition of this bestselling textbook was completely revised and re-illustrated, and differs significantly from the 2nd edition.
A practical introductory tutorial text for courses and individuals using Adobe software. This 3rd edition was published in 2007 and is largely out of date, as it only covers the (now superseded) CS3 versions of Adobe's programs Bridge, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash and Dreamweaver.