Any data that enters your system from outside a trust boundary should be treated as untrusted until proven otherwise. That includes form fields, API payloads, file uploads, headers, cookies, queue ...

Somewhere in your organization, the answer to next quarter's hardest question already exists. It sits in a contract clause nobody indexed, a support ticket thread nobody summarized, a call transcript ...

This library enables .NET (CLR) applications to handle property lists of various formats. It is mostly based on dd-plist for Java. And as it, this is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.

Tired of needing to assertThat(foo).isEqualTo("bar") again & again? Are you just wanting to ensure you don't break - for example - REST interfaces Are you manually saving text files for verification ...