Java
Christian Schneider, Jun 05
Building a Lean Modular Monolith with OSGi
Most projects best start out as a modular monolith (not as costly microservices). OSGi is a good choice to ensure modularity and decoupled services.
JavaScript
Jurgen Van de Moere, Jun 05
Angular and RxJS: Create an API Service to Talk to a REST Backend
Jurgen Van de Moere takes an existing Angular 2+ app and adds a REST API service. Learn about RxJS observables and how to mock HTTP services for testing.
Digital Marketing by WooRank
Stephen Tasker, Jun 05
Technical SEO vs Content Marketing: Which Matters More?
Stephen Tasker looks at the importance of technical SEO and content marketing, and how you should balance them when working on your venture
3 COMMENTs
PHP
Bruno Skvorc, Jun 05
Getting Started with Sulu CMS on Vagrant The Right Way™
Sulu CMS: a CMS for the next generation. Based on the newest Symfony with all the bells and whistles, it takes a bit of getting used to. Allow me to help!
Design & UX
Stephen Moyers, Jun 05
How to Boost Happiness and Engagement with Personalized UIs
Stephen explains how personalized UIs can deliver special, memorable user experiences and tailored content that results in higher conversion rates.
WordPress
Simon Codrington, Jun 02
Using Font Awesome with WordPress
Using Font Awesome with WordPress is exceptionally easy. They're an easy way to add fully responsive, customizable icons, without using images or sprites.
Java
Alejandro Gervasio, Jun 01
Using Java Bean Validation for Method Parameters and Return Values
Validate arguments and return values of methods and constructors with Bean Validation's ExecutableValidator and automate it with Java EE interceptors.
4 COMMENTs
PHP
Scott Arciszewski, Jun 01
How to Search on Securely Encrypted Database Fields
Scott explains how we can have a secure, encrypted, and hack-proof database, but still use normal SELECT and search queries on it. Interesting stuff!
WordPress
Maria Antonietta Perna, May 31
Are Your WordPress Themes Flexible or Fast?
Maria Antonietta Perna discusses why flexibility can clash with performance in public WordPress themes and what you can do to find a middle ground solution.
Web
Jeff Smith, May 31
How to Think about Website Security as an Admin
Are you a new website administrator (or do you know one) and just starting to think about website security? Take a look for a few starting tips!
JavaScript
Vildan Softic, May 31
Managing State in Aurelia with Higher Order Components
Vildan Softic demonstrates how to structure an Aurelia app to use a React/Redux architecture, without sacrificing the power of Aurelia's two-way binding.
1 COMMENT
Web
Jeff Smith, May 31
Version Control with Magento and Git
Are you planning to build an ecommerce site with Magento and Git together in order to implement version control? Here are a few tips before you get started!
4 COMMENTs
WordPress
Adrian Try, May 31
8 of the Best Plugins for Securing Your WordPress Site
Which WordPress plugins keep your site most secure? In this article, Adrian Try rounds up eight of the best all-in-one security plugins.
2 COMMENTs
Web
Jeff Smith, May 31
6 Tips for Managing Your Site with cPanel
Do you use cPanel for your hosting management? Take a look at these quick tips for getting the maximum usefulness out of your cPanel experience!
WordPress
Adrian Try, May 31
How Can I Use WordPress for eCommerce?
You can do almost anything with WordPress. How can you use it for eCommerce? In this article, Adrian Try shows you two approaches you can take.
3 COMMENTs
Design & UX
Daniel Schwarz, May 31
Why Prototyping with Adobe XD is the Most-Complete Design Solution
In this tutorial, Daniel teaches us about designing and prototyping with Adobe XD, and explains why it might be the most complete design tool yet.
WordPress
Adrian Try, May 31
How to Choose a WordPress Caching Solution
Caching will speed up your WordPress site, but which solution should you use? In this guide, Adrian Try explains the options and helps you make a choice.
1 COMMENT
Web
M. David Green, May 30
WordPress Development, Freelancing, and Taking Time Off, with Lara Schenck
In this episode of the Versioning Show, David and Tim are joined by Lara Schenck, a freelance web consultant and educator.
WordPress
Adrian Try, May 30
40 Ways to Keep Your WordPress Site Secure
How do you keep hackers out of your WordPress site? A good strategy, and constant vigilance. Adrian Try lists 40 ways you can keep your site secure.
4 COMMENTs
Web
Maria Antonietta Perna, May 30
Check CSS Animation Performance with the Browser's Dev Tools
Maria Antonietta Perna explores the Performance Tool available in the Firefox browser to find out more about CSS animation performance.
3 COMMENTs
Web
Maria Antonietta Perna, May 30
Why Use React JS for Fast Interactive User Interfaces?
Maria Antonietta Perna discusses what makes React JS a great fit for building fast UIs and introduces the concept of the Virtual DOM and how React uses it.
1 COMMENT
Web
Jeff Smith, May 30
How to Use Sequel Pro to Manage MySQL Databases on macOS
Looking for a way to manage MySQL databases securely from your Mac? Take a look at this guide to DB management with Sequel Pro.
Web
Craig Buckler, May 30
The Web's Most Annoying Dark Patterns
Does the web delight or displease you? Craig lists his least favourite UI and marketing dark patterns. Have you developed on the dark side?
JavaScript
Michael Wanyoike, May 30
Redux vs MobX: Which Is Best for Your Project?
MobX is popular for React state management, but how does it measure up to Redux? Michael Wanyoike compares both and shows how to migrate from Redux to MobX