Recently while I was working on strengthening the security of an online password reset tool, I ran into an a pair of file permission issues related to SELinux. I've witnessed many system administrators and engineers throw up their hands when they encounter a problem like this, and turn off SELinux policy enforcement, weakening the security posture of the system. Instead of doing that, I added a new SELinux policy to allow just the operations my new application needed.
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There are a lot of people out there trying to compete to be your front-end Ajax/ web 2.0 framework of choice.
In the midst of technical framework comparisons, ask yourself, "Where is the RIA Industry Going?"
We feel the future of RIA's is the 'Next Plateau' where frameworks are absorbed into IDE's and online content management tools.
Web 2.0 UI toolsets are falling into a few major categories: 1. Visual Effect frameworks - transition effects for content display 2. Application Frameworks - layout management and ever growing widget libraries