Browsing around articles that predict web design trends for this new year, vertical split screens seem set to soar in popularity. This style of web design usually presents the user with two options on the direction they wish to take on the website from the landing page, but they can also show an image on...

Since the hipster style and culture has become more and more popular, we’ve started to see design work for barber shops become increasingly common! In today’s design showcase I present 55 great examples of Graphic Design projects based on this particular industry. Some of the designs are from live client projects, while others are personal […] The post 55 Dapper Branding Design Projects for Barber Shops appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

In this blog, you are going to learn "How to integrate the payment method in shopware 6."I hope you know the directory structure of Shopware 6 plugin, if you don't know, see here- https://docs.shopware.com/en/shopware-platform-dev-en/internals/directory-structure. There is a two way of integrate the payment methods:-one is Synchronous and second is Asynchronous. Both interface method contains transaction id, order details, [...]

This post is part of a series where I do my best to organize my thoughts around Go: its paradigms and usability as a programming language. I write this as a Java programmer that respects the principles of Elegant Objects. Go 1.18 Beta 1 was just released. These are my initial impressions of the main feature to be delivered in this release: generics.

Logo is “a graphic mark, emblem, or symbol used to aid and promote public recognition.” That's its main job, "Public Recognition." It’s a visual shortcut targeting our brains to remember what the brand is all about. When I see a Nike swoosh, I think of athletic performance. When I see a McDonald’s logo, I crave for burger and fries. That white “f” on blue background triggers me to click on it and check my Facebook feed. Before social media happened, I used to relate an icon of a bird with peace. Now I get reminded of tweets. Why is a … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

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Whether you've just discovered BEM or are an old hand (in web terms anyway!), you probably appreciate what a useful methodology it is. If you don't know what BEM is, I suggest you read about it on the BEM website before continuing with this post, because I'll be using terms that assume a basic understanding of this CSS methodology. This article aims to be useful for people who are already BEM enthusiasts and wish to use it more effectively or people who are curious to learn more about it. Now, I'm under no illusion that this is a beautiful way to name things. It's absolutely not. One of things that put me off of adopting it for such a long time was how eye-gougingly ugly the syntax is. The designer in me didn't want my sexy markup cluttered with dirty double-underscores and foul double-hyphens.The post Battling BEM (Extended Edition): 10 Common Problems And How To Avoid Them appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

A good understanding of SVG is a rare skill. Surprisingly often, SVG is treated as just another image format. We use SVG because of its scalability and smaller file size, but in reality, SVG is so much more! In this article, I'll shed light on three of the most popular design tools: Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, and Figma. There are also other tools available supporting SVG that may have other functionalities and implement other solutions.

Latest PECL Releases:gRPC 1.10.0- Memory leak fixes gRPC C Core 1.10 uptake ds 1.2.5- Fixed empty `PriorityQueue` causing segfault on `gc_collect_cycles`. #106 couchbase 2.4.5* PCBC-527: Initial tracing implementation. The extension checks if libcouchbase has tracing support, and sets up hooks for fetch/persist operations to report encoding/decoding times. This functionality is preview and is not enabled by default. * PCBC-519: Implement log redaction. When `log_redaction=on` is specified in the connection string, the library will wrap sensitive data in the logs in special tags, which can be processed by the `cblogredaction` tool from the server distribution. win32service 0.3.0Add support for use a non admin account for start, stop, pause, resume service. Add support for PHP 7.2. Fix bugs. The binary is also available here: https://github.com/InExtenso/win32service/releases/tag/v0.3.0 ref 0.6.0Changelist: - Drop PHP < 7.2 support (BC-breaking); - Enforce object typehint (BC-breaking); - Drop windows support (BC-breaking); APCu 5.1.11- fix gh#246 apcu_entry hangs - fix gh#259 deadlock in apcu_store - fix gh#281 undefined variable in apc.php - fix handling of fatal errors in apcu_entry - check string lengths when looking up keys - many internal C APIs changed stackdriver_debugger 0.2.0- Limit memory usage (#28) - Limit time spent in debugger (#33) - Detect and handle OPcache clearing (#35) - Optionally limit stackframe depth for capturing variables (#39) - Provide hash id for deduping arrays and strings (#41) - Fix segfault for OSX (#42) swoole 2.1.1- Added co::fgets - Added co::exec - Added Client::peek - Added CoRedis::$connected property - Added CoMySQL::$connected property mongodb 1.4.2** Bug * [PHPC-1128] - Aggregation pipelines are broken on sharded collections ** Task * [PHPC-962] - Document example of tailable cursor iteration

We had to postpone our SmashingConf in San Francisco until 10th–11th November 2020 and, like so many of you, our team will be staying firmly put at home for the next month or more. However, we know that many of you are still hoping to develop your skills, and we had workshops ready to go. We decided to find a way to bring the workshops to your home office, trying to keep as much of the live experience as possible.