We've looked at spinners. We've looked at dots. Now we're going to tackle another common pattern for loaders: bars. And we're going to do the same thing in this third article of the series as we have the others … Single Element Loaders: The Bars originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter.

You wouldn't code a website from scratch, so why would you code your corporate data estate from scratch? As it turns out, data engineers and business intelligence professionals can learn a great deal from the history of website development to help us with managing our corporate data estate. In the early days of the Internet, … continue reading The post Reflections about low-code data management appeared first on SD Times.

This is an article from DZone's 2022 Low Code and No Code Trend Report.For more: Read the Report In a world of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other ubiquitous, individual-user applications, enterprise applications have taken a quiet background role in the minds of average users and even many software developers. Despite being underhyped, enterprise applications are the foundation that underpins many of the necessities and amenities that we take for granted in our lives. From hospitals to municipal governments and businesses, enterprise applications are at the heart of what drives our economies and non-profits.

ASAPP has built a speech team with the goal of providing the fastest and best transcription accuracy in the contact center environment. AutoTranscribe operates at the highest level to make agents more efficient and provide deep insights into voice interactions.

The hardest part of designing websites for a living is setting your prices. Setting a fair price for your services is something that nearly all of us struggle with. If you're lucky, you're part of an agency that has experienced design leads who can assess projects objectively. But if you're a freelancer -- or if you're […] The post Are You Undercharging for Web Design Services? first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

Your website is the virtual front door to your business, and for that reason having a website that manages to engage and retain customers is vital. But what about attracting customers? That's where SEO comes in. Even though you may have a well-designed website, that's not enough. If it's not optimised for SEO, you'll fail... The post 9 Web Design Mistakes that Harm your SEO appeared first on noupe.

The demand for cybersecurity has undergone a massive hike as many organisations from various sectors are rapidly and continuously going online. With such enormous growth,... The post How to Build Your Career as a Cybersecurity Specialist? appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

Data-diff is a new open-source project that was released by Datafold earlier this week. It is used for validating data across different databases. It uses a simple CLI for creating monitoring and alerts, and can be used to bridge column types of different formats. According to the project's GitHub page, data-diff is able to verify … continue reading The post SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: data-diff appeared first on SD Times.

It's an age-old question: What is the best font for a website design? Depending on who you ask, you might get an answer that includes a specific typeface. (Designers will joke about using Helvetica for everything, but it's doubtful as a best practice.) The more likely question is this: What is the most readable font […]

Partially visually hidden link names may be good for people who use screen readers, but they can be problematic for those who rely on voice control software. Here's a suggestion on how to solve this.