Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Golden path docs fail when they read like policy. Use a one page quick start, copyable commands, a why section and a fix guide for each blocking check.
Append Markdown to the GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY file and GitHub shows it on the run page. A table template, safety cautions and what to leave out of the report.
A Roslyn analyzer derives from DiagnosticAnalyzer, registers a syntax action, reports a diagnostic, and gets unit tests. Steps and severity setup in .NET.
A good security regression test fails before the fix, passes after, covers bypass variants, and still lets valid input through. Here is what to assert.
Parse Python with ast.parse, subclass NodeVisitor, match one risky call, report file and line, then test on safe and unsafe samples. Short working example.
Define a Go analysis.Analyzer with a Run function, report diagnostics, and test it with analysistest using want comments in testdata files. Steps shown.
Wrapping a third party date picker or chart in your own component limits the blast radius of an update. When it pays off, what it costs, how to do it.
Wrap a library behind your own interface when swapping it would be costly or risky. Call it directly when it is small, stable, and easy to replace.
Wrapping a library behind a thin interface of your own lowers the cost of replacing it. When it pays off, when it is overkill, and a short example.
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