2 COMMENTs
HTML & CSS
Guy Routledge, Sep 14
AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: How to Style with the Enabled Pseudo-Class
This article is part of our AtoZ CSS Series where we explore CSS values (and properties) of each letter of the alphabet. Letter E is for enabled.
4 COMMENTs
Web
Tim Evko, Sep 13
Versioning Show, Episode 8, with Miriam Suzanne
In this episode, Tim and David are joined by Miriam Suzanne, best known for Susy, a responsive layout toolkit for Sass.
2 COMMENTs
Web
Lucero del Alba, Sep 13
A Side-by-Side Comparison of AWS, Google Cloud and Azure
Lucero compares three major cloud services, explaining the kinds of products that are available and the concepts underlying them.
Entrepreneur
Paul Maplesden, Sep 13
How to Create a Freelance Contract that Benefits You & Your Clients
Paul Maplesden explains why you can't afford to skip freelance contracts, and shows you how to put a basic contract together.
JavaScript
Vildan Softic, Sep 13
Pragmatic Uses of Monkey Patching in JavaScript
Vildan Softic looks at using monkey patching to alter code at runtime, arguing developers should understand how to safely use this controversial technique
Design & UX
Daniel Schwarz, Sep 13
How to Stop Designing Square Layouts by Thinking Outside of the Box
Websites are so often boxes in boxes in boxes. Daniel has 5 different ways to break your habit of rectangular website designs.
HTML & CSS
Guy Routledge, Sep 13
AtoZ CSS Screencast: Enabled Pseudo-class
Guy Routledge explores CSS values and properties from each letter of the alphabet in our AtoZ CSS Screencast Series. Letter E is for :enabled.
JavaScript
Paul Wilkins, Sep 12
JavaScript Refactoring Techniques: Specific to Generic Code
Paul Wilkins demonstrates various JavaScript refactoring techniques to make your code more generic & strike the balance between readability and reusability.
2 COMMENTs
PHP
Reza Lavaryan, Sep 12
RESTful Remote Object Proxies with ProxyManager
What are proxies? How can we use them? And what kind of advanced use cases can we think of? Let's perform some RESTful remote miracles with ProxyManager!
Mobile
Chris Ward, Sep 12
Exploring the Evive: A Book-Sized IoT Device
Chris Ward looks at how to get started using Evive, an Arduino-based IoT platform.
2 COMMENTs
Ruby
Sarmad Sabih, Sep 12
Continuous Deployment of Rails with SemaphoreCI
Sarmad Sabih walks you through every step of continuous deployment a Rails app to EC2 using Bitbucket, Capistrano, and SemaphoreCI.
2 COMMENTs
HTML & CSS
Guy Routledge, Sep 12
AtoZ CSS Quick Tip: The Versatility of the Display Property
This article is part of our AtoZ CSS Series where we explore CSS values (and properties) of each letter of the alphabet. Letter D is for display.
1 COMMENT
Entrepreneur
Joshua Kraus, Sep 11
The Freelance Tipping Point: 5 Stories on Leaving the Corporate World
Joshua Kraus talks to four freelancers about the tipping point that made them decide to leave the corporate world behind in favor of freelancing.
5 COMMENTs
Digital Marketing by WooRank
Greg Snow-Wasserman, Sep 09
Your Guide to Optimizing Images for SEO
Optimize your images to improve the quality of your content, user experience of your page and your SEO.
3 COMMENTs
PHP
Deji Akala, Sep 09
PHP-FIG, Quo Vadis?
Deji Akala talks about the PHP-FIG, informing us of the current situation it finds itself in, and shedding some light on the "why" of it all.
Mobile
Valdio Veliu, Sep 09
Monetizing Apps with the Google AdMob SDK
Valdio Veliu looks at one option for monetizing your Android Apps, using Google's own AdMob SDK.
Design & UX
John Stevens, Sep 09
3 MORE Clever Psychology Rules for Making Better UX Decisions
Today I have three more innovative ideas from psychology involving human reactions to color, change and attention spans that take things to another level.
HTML & CSS
Guy Routledge, Sep 09
AtoZ CSS Screencast: The CSS Display Property
Guy Routledge explores CSS values and properties from each letter of the alphabet in our AtoZ CSS Screencast Series. Letter D is for Display.
2 COMMENTs
Digital Marketing by WooRank
Sam Gooch, Sep 08
Robots and You: A Guide to Robots.txt
Robots.txt is an important technical SEO element. Learn how to create, optimize and test your file in our in-depth robots.txt guide.
WordPress
Jérémy Heleine, Sep 08
Quick Tip: How to Use Shortcodes Within Widgets in WordPress
Using shortcodes in widgets is not possible by default. In this quick tip, Jérémy Heleine will show you how to enable this functionality on your site.
1 COMMENT
Web
Craig Buckler, Sep 08
How to Improve Your Team’s Debugging Times with Rollbar
Craig Buckler takes a look at Rollbar, a service that helps development teams debug faster.
Entrepreneur
Zachary Moore, Sep 08
12 Things to Know Before You Launch on Product Hunt
Zachary Moore explains twelve key principles behind achieving a successful launch on Product Hunt.
PHP
Younes Rafie, Sep 08
Laravel Quick Tip: Model Route Binding
Laravel has the option to bind models to routes, for easy auto-fetching. See how they can be configured, and how to switch to UUID instead of primary keys!
Design & UX
Saad Al-Sabbagh, Sep 08
5 Most Common Wireframing Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)
Wireframing is a key component of modern frontend design but often overlooked in design and development courses. Saad can help.