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  • Escaping vs Encoding vs Sanitization What’s the Difference
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    Escaping vs Encoding vs Sanitization: What’s the Difference?

    ByAutoEscape August 13, 2026

    The concepts of escaping, encoding and sanitization are central to web development and cyber security. These three can all affect the way that data is represented or manipulated, but each has a different purpose, which can often lead to confusion. The distinction is useful for creating safer websites, for avoiding injection attacks of user input…

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  • How to Merge JSON Objects
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    How to Merge JSON Objects Without Losing Existing Data

    ByAutoEscape August 11, 2026

    No idea how to do this using a merge operation so that existing data isn’t lost. The ability to Merge JSON objects is a commonly occurring operation in JavaScript that is performed in API processing, user preferences, application configuration, structured data, etc. But if two objects are merged incorrectly, then properties or values may be…

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  • Markdown Code Blocks at Work
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    Inside Markdown Code Blocks, You Can Use Backticks

    ByAutoEscape August 9, 2026

    Markdown is popular for creating technical documentation, tutorials, README files, and programming documentation. It to presents code, programming ideas and examples in a clean and readable manner. However, things can become confusing when you need to display backticks inside Markdown code blocks. Backticks are often used for inline code and to define fenced code blocks….

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  • How to Escape Special Characters in JSON Strings
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    How to Escape Special Characters in JSON Strings

    ByAutoEscape August 7, 2026

    JSON is used on a lot of web pages to pass data between pages or between applications, to the API and to the server. Special characters like double quotes, backslashes, and line breaks can, however, be troublesome if not managed properly leading to parsing problems. How to Escape Special Characters in JSON Strings. Learning about…

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