Latest PECL Releases:event 3.0.7 Added support for in-tree build (PR https://bitbucket.org/osmanov/pecl-event/pull-requests/18/support-in-tree-build by dixyes) Fixed tests/27-event-util-create-socket_php8.phpt on macOS protobuf 3.21.1 * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases for release notes. PKCS11 1.1.1 - Fixed random unexpected errors in Session::findObjects and Session::openUri protobuf 3.21.0 * See github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/releases for release notes. gRPC 1.46.3 - gRPC Core 1.46.3 update php_trie 0.1.2 - Fixed versioning inconsistencies - Fixed config.h reverse logic gRPC 1.46.1 - gRPC Core 1.46.1 update gRPC 1.46.0 - gRPC Core 1.46.0 update xdiff 2.1.1 - Fixed bug #81552 xdiff_string_bpatch() and others missing (Kevin Israel) - Fixed bug #77826 xdiff_string_bpatch wrong return value on error (SATO Kentaro)

Access All Areas members have a brilliant Photoshop template to download this week, courtesy of Dealjumbo. The Ultimate Watercolor Creator is a unique tool that produces beautiful watercolour art from your photos without using Photoshop Actions. This Photoshop template uses Smart Objects to apply a range of adjustments to your photo, complete with customisable features. […] The post The Ultimate Watercolor Creator Photoshop Template for Premium Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

As more and more online surfers prefer using their mobile devices for Internet browsing than desktop computers, it’s imperative that your site is accessible across all the devices and platforms. Of course, a mobile site can help you reach to the increasing mobile user base in a hassle-free manner. But, considering the fact that majority of traffic still comes from a desktop computer, you’ll need to maintain both your existing desktop and newly created mobile website. This can turn out to be a pretty expensive deal. However, turning your site layout into a responsive design can help in making your … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

I am often baffled by which articles and videos I publish that becomes popular. The video below for instance for weird reasons seems to be one of my most popular tutorial styles videos ever, which is surprising considering I'm proclaiming to be able to teach you Angular during its 11 minutes, and I barely touch upon Angular in fact. Even weirder is the fact that I've been trying my best to even hide the video, de-emphasising it, by making it "unlisted" now for months, since I personally consider it to be too low quality for wanting to publicly display it on my channel. Still, week after week, month after month, day after day, it seems to be amongst my top 3 most watched videos - So obviously people are sending it back and forth to each other somehow as if it was some sort of hidden secret, or the path to the holy grail or something. What's the lesson learned? I'm not sure to be honest with you, maybe that the best teachers and tutors are "obstacle removers"? Maybe it's not about how much you can teach per minute, but rather about how much obstacles you can remove? Or maybe it's the dark humour of me proclaiming to be able to do something everybody knows is impossible to do, yet still surprisingly (almost) capable of delivering? I don't know to be honest with you. Suggestions ...?

We can’t believe it’s actually happening. After 18 months of hard work on the big bang relaunch of this little website, today is the day when everything changes. New design and new technical stack. New personality and new ambitious goals. But most importantly, a new focus on our wonderful web community, with the brand new Smashing Membership. Rewarding Great People Doing Great Work In times when we fight all the craziness and narrow-mindedness around us, we need to remind ourselves how wonderful a vast majority of the web community actually is.

The recent standard HTML 5.2 brings us a new element called <dialog>. This allows us to create modal dialog boxes which can be made interactive with a bit of JavaScript. Using the element is very simple, with its basic form looking like this: <dialog open=""> This is a dialog box! </dialog> The additional attribute "open" makes...

Scroll bouncing (also sometimes referred to as scroll 'rubber-banding', or 'elastic scrolling') is often used to refer to the effect you see when you scroll to the very top of a page or HTML element, or to the bottom of a page or element, on a device using a touchscreen or a trackpad, and empty space can be seen for a moment before the element or page springs back and aligns itself back to its top/bottom (when you release your touch/fingers).

As a freelance designer, you don’t get a job – you have to make one. It is a challenge to build your personal brand and stand out in a crowded internet marketplace. Here are some ways designers can find freelance clients and build their personal brand on the side. Online portfolio You should be able […] The post Growing Your Business as a Freelance Designer appeared first on Line25.

You'll find the best business card templates and mockups that you can use the next time you need to design a business card for your client. The post The Best 15 Business Card Mockup Templates appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Figma is slowly becoming one of the most popular user interface design apps available today. With the ability to use the tool entirely online, it's also an easily accessible tool for UI design collaboration and prototyping. Whether you've been using Figma to design mobile and desktop user interfaces or if you're new to the app, […]