In this episode, Tim and David are joined by Alex Fitzpatrick, Deputy Tech Editor for Time Magazine.
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Lucero del Alba presents three DevOps tools, and considers the benefits and challenges of switching to a DevOps culture.
Richard Hammond discusses the increasing importance of on-site engagement in search engine ranking algorithms, and how to optimize your engagement metrics.
A one-on-one episode discussing software longevity, project organization, progressive enhancement, software identity and web ghost towns (#webGhostTown).
Ben Dickson covers what you need to know about SQL injection and how to protect your site against it.
In this episode, Tim and David are joined by Miriam Suzanne, best known for Susy, a responsive layout toolkit for Sass.
Michael Grogan looks at the commands used to build an application in Shiny — both on the UI (user interface) side and the server side.
Tim and David are joined by Ken Wheeler, a Formidable JavaScript programmer well known for open-source projects like Slick Carousel.
Has the browser market stabilized after twenty years of battles? Do we have what we've been demanding? Craig takes his regular look at the browser usage charts.
Tim and David are joined by Jen Simmons, Designer Advocate at Mozilla, award-winning podcaster and regular conference presenter.
Adam introduces the the basics of the Web Server Gateway Interface, which lies beneath every Python web framework, showing how to code your first WSGI app.
Ben Dickson looks at how to face the crucial IoT challenges of connectivity, security and privacy, compatibility and data collection.
Read CSS Animation, and Creating Art with Code, with Rachel Smith and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more.
Ben Dickson explores how to prevent replay attacks on your site via a nifty one-time token pattern.
Read CodePen, and Getting Started on the Web, with Chris Coyier and learn with SitePoint. Our web development and design tutorials, courses, and books will teach you HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and more.
Ellie Martin presents some of the highest-paying work opportunities for those looking to work remotely in the tech industry.
Tim, David and Alex discuss writing popular articles, pushing web technologies to the limit, and tips for designers looking for a web career..
Chrome continues its journey to world domination. What browser should you consider if you like Chrome but don't want to join Google's empire?
Paul answers anything and everything about CSS positioning — from floats and relative, absolute and fixed positioning to table display and even flexbox.
Shaumik Daityari looks at what makes Python suited to web development, and why it's the go-to language for an increasing number of web developers.
Ben Dickson discusses four major challenges presented by IoT, from privacy and security to connectivity and compatibility/longevity.
Patrick Catanzariti covers how to set up a VPN for your network using a Raspberry Pi and an OpenVPN installer called PiVPN.
The chasm between Chrome and the other browsers is widening. Craig discusses this new monoculture may be less dangerous than the IE6 days but remains cause for concern.
Thomas explores Ecto features, including query composition, joins and associations, SQL fragment injection, explicit casting, and dynamic field access.
Adam Bard shows how to get small, low-traffic projects up and running with Dokku on DigitalOcean, creating a Heroku-like experience without the cost.
Thomas looks at the basics of querying with Elixir's Ecto library, going through joins, associations, aggregation functions, and so on.
Thomas introduces Ecto, Elixir's predominant library for working with databases, building a simple database-driven app using Ecto's four main components.
Most of us use our default browser for development. Is it practical? Are there better options? Craig looks at Blisk — a new development-only browser.
Hugo discusses the importance of code reviews, and how to get them happening within your development team.
Camilo Reyes shares some important tips on working effectively in a team, growing as a programmer, and stepping up as a leader.