Effi, an Australian mortgage broking platform, has launched a new Product Search API that will provide access to home loan product data spanning offerings from over 100 lenders. The new API aims to meet the demand created by recent open banking legislation that has been enacted in the country.

TechCrunch is reporting that TikTok will soon release a new marketing API that is designed to support the company's creator marketplace. The new API, which is rumored to be launching in late September, could help brands automate marketing campaigns on the platform.

Borders are often thought of as small details that are used as a finishing touch to an image or container element. They serve as a nicety, but hardly anything to... The post 8 Fantastic Pure CSS Border Effect Code Snippets appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Brand recognition is mainly aided with logos, which the audience often fails to realize. Whenever there is a conversation about brands, aside from the brand name, it is the logo that comes to mind first. Visuals leave a strong impact, and furthermore, influence how the brand is perceived, based upon the principles of psychology. An […] The post Understanding Logo Shapes first appeared on Line25.

In today’s Adobe Illustrator tutorial I’m going to take you through the process of creating a colourful gradient logo icon. I’ll show you how Illustrator’s shape tools make it easy to construct the basic vector design, then we’ll apply a vibrant colour scheme using gradients. The final result is a trendy vector logo icon with […] The post Video Tutorial: How to Create a Modern Gradient Logo Design in Adobe Illustrator appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

Your website is your online storefront, whether you operate online, offline, or both, which is why it makes sense to invest in professional web design. How much does it cost to build a website for a small business, though? On average, small businesses will spend $2000 to $10,000 to build a site. The cost to […] The post How Much Does It Cost to Build a Website for a Small Business? appeared first on WebFX Blog.

Before OOP languages, the programmer would control how the program is executed and that would be from the app's main routine. In modern programming, that control is delegated to the external non-main loops, and the main routine becomes an event-loop that waits for events to occur and then executes it with the relevant event handler. This new model of programming (it has been around since the 70s though) is called event-driven programming.

Slowly but surely the gaps between regular users and designers and web developers are bridging. The HTML5 frameworks, CMS, and numerous online/offline generators push the web forward, making it a place where everyone can have a website for their needs. Along with tools that let you create pages on the top of the pre installed...

The Sunshine PHP Conference has officially announced the opening of their Call for Papers for their 2019 event: We are happy to announce the CFP for SunshinePHP 2019 has launched at https://cfp.sunshinephp.com where we will accept talk submissions until September 15th, 2018. SunshinePHP hit it's 7th year and will happen from February 7th to 9th, 2019 in sunny Miami, Florida. As one of the largest community conferences in the U.S. there is no doubt the schedule will be amazing this year. We will have a full tutorial day featuring 3-hour sessions followed by 2 days of 1-hour talks and inspirational keynotes. The conference offers a generous speaker package for those selected for the event so get over there and start submitting! (And remember, the more talks you submit the better!)

Latest PECL Releases:CSV 0.4.0 Minimum PHP version is now 8.0 due to the usage of new Zend APIs. All functions have been moved to static methods of a new CSV class. Function names now refer to "buffer" instead of "file" as a string is used. CSV::collectionToBuffer() now supports iterable collections, not just arrays. In case of field number miss-match a ValueError is thrown instead of an Error. A new CSV::bufferToCollectionLax() has been introduced which doesn't throw a ValueError in case of field number miss-match. Sponsor me via GitHub sponsors: https://github.com/sponsors/Girgias xdebug 3.0.3 Mon, Feb 22, 2021 - Xdebug 3.0.3 = Fixed bugs: Fixed issue #1930: No local variables with trigger and xdebug_break() Fixed issue #1931: xdebug_info() output misses configuration settings if phpinfo() has been called Fixed issue #1932: One line in multi-line string concatenation is not covered Fixed issue #1940: Wrong type used for showing GC Stats reports pcsc 0.5.1 Added and updated content like README.md; No bug or feature updates. pcsc 0.5.0 Updated for PHP 8 compatibility. yaf 3.3.1 - Fixed Issue #535 (segfault due to double free on platform without alloca) - Fixed issue #530 (segfault while exiting in action) Tensor 2.1.4 - Implemented Eigen decomposition in extension - Optimize row echelon form (REF) of matrix - Optimize Cholesky decomposition - Fix memory leak in matrix inverse - Optimize LU decomposition protobuf 3.15.1 New changes in 3.15.0: * unregister INI entries and fix invalid read on shutdown (#8042) * Fix PhpDoc comments for message accessors to include "|null". (#8136) * fix: convert native PHP floats to single precision (#8187) * Fixed PHP to support field numbers >=2**28. (#8235) * feat: add support for deprecated fields to PHP compiler (#8223) * Protect against stack overflow if the user derives from Message. (#8248) * Fixed clone for Message, RepeatedField, and MapField. (#8245) * Updated upb to allow nonzero offset minutes in JSON timestamps. (#8258) protobuf 3.15.0 New changes in 3.15.0: * unregister INI entries and fix invalid read on shutdown (#8042) * Fix PhpDoc comments for message accessors to include "|null". (#8136) * fix: convert native PHP floats to single precision (#8187) * Fixed PHP to support field numbers >=2**28. (#8235) * feat: add support for deprecated fields to PHP compiler (#8223) * Protect against stack overflow if the user derives from Message. (#8248) * Fixed clone for Message, RepeatedField, and MapField. (#8245) * Updated upb to allow nonzero offset minutes in JSON timestamps. (#8258) leveldb 0.3.0 - Add support for PHP 7.3, 7.4 and 8.0 - Fixed assert failures and possible faults involving comparators - Deprecate LevelDB->close() (use unset($db) instead, allows more consistent behaviour of iterators and snapshots, and fixes leveldb asserts) - Fix wrong arginfo of LevelDBWriteBatch - Fix memory errors when google/leveldb was compiled with different compiler options than php-leveldb protobuf 3.15.0RC2 New changes in 3.15.0: * unregister INI entries and fix invalid read on shutdown (#8042) * Fix PhpDoc comments for message accessors to include "|null". (#8136) * fix: convert native PHP floats to single precision (#8187) * Fixed PHP to support field numbers >=2**28. (#8235) * feat: add support for deprecated fields to PHP compiler (#8223) * Protect against stack overflow if the user derives from Message. (#8248) * Fixed clone for Message, RepeatedField, and MapField. (#8245) * Updated upb to allow nonzero offset minutes in JSON timestamps. (#8258) decimal 1.4.0 - Added support for PHP 8 (thank you @zlodes) - Added support for mpdecimal 2.5+ - Fixed internal exception when passing negative decimal places to toFixed gRPC 1.36.0RC1 - gRPC Core 1.36.0 update - Fixed segfault on re-used call object #25245 - Added support for PSM security #25303