For hosting web applications, we have embraced Dokku, a wrapper around docker that we find to be so much easier to implement and manage. We probably manage about 70 virtual servers, and most use Dokku. Many of our applications run MySQL or PostgreSQL instances, and...
Scanning servers for vulnerabilities is important to assess security. Scans should be done regularly, especially for servers that contain sensitive customer data. At Gorges, we chose the Greenbone Vulnerability Manager (GVM) for our solution. There are commercial and...
This article was the first guest blog post on the Fitbit Developer Blog. For years I have enjoyed programming smart watch apps, starting with the Pebble Watch and then eventually developing for the Samsung Galaxy Gear, Tic Watch, Android Wear, Apple Watch, and Fitbit....
Recently I was developing a web application using VueJS, a clever javascript framework. We have had discussions at Gorges on how to choose between VueJS and ReactJS, and I liked Ted’s observation that VueJS is easier to add to existing projects. An early question I...
In mid-2013 Pebble Watch contracted with GORGES for a wearable app for iControl home automation devices, including iControl’s alarm systems, thermostats, door locks, and lights. In addition to its very useful functionality, Pebble intended the app to showcase the...
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