DPDebanshu Panigrahiinblog.debanshupanigrahi.dev·Jul 26 · 3 min readPreview Your Project Inside VS Code with QuickServe (No More Context Switching)When you're building a web page, even small changes usually follow the same cycle: Save the file. Switch to your browser. Check the result. Switch back to VS Code. Repeat. Those constant window00
DPDebanshu Panigrahiinblog.debanshupanigrahi.dev·Jul 25 · 17 min readPart 2 — Why I Rebuilt mitm-core from the Ground UpIntroduction In the previous article, I shared how a simple curiosity about HTTPS evolved into mitm-core and the challenges I encountered while building its first architecture. The original design ach00
DPDebanshu Panigrahiinblog.debanshupanigrahi.dev·Jul 20 · 9 min readBuilding a MITM Proxy from Scratch: The Journey Behind mitm-coreEvery networking project starts with "I'll just forward a request." A MITM proxy quickly teaches you that nothing on the Internet is ever that simple. Introduction I didn't start mitm-core with the go10
DPDebanshu Panigrahiinblog.debanshupanigrahi.dev·Apr 28 · 2 min readQuickserve with HTTPS: The No-Fuss GuideIf you're using the QuickServe extension in VS Code and need a Secure Context for local testing (Service Workers, Clipboard API, etc.), you don't need to manually wrestle with OpenSSL via the CLI anym10