What is the Proof of Concept in Software Development? Let’s start from scratch; that is from the definition. Merriam-Webster dictionary defines PoC as follows: something that demonstrates the feasibility of a concept (such as a product idea or a business plan) In fact, in software development, PoC's job is to […] The post Proof of Concept (PoC) in Software Development first appeared on ASPER BROTHERS.

In today’s video tutorial, I’m going to take you through the process of creating a mascot character to go within a retro cereal box design, using a mixture of Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. We will begin in Illustrator to draw the character, using simplified shapes based on the old mid-century style of cartoons and […] The post Video Tutorial: How To Create a Retro Cereal Box Design with a Mascot Character appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

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Modal windows are notification windows that display multipurpose content such as subscription forms, discounts, offers etc. Some may refuse the idea of using modal windows in web design, since it may be considered an inconvenient by the users, given the fact that a popup window appears on top of the content and it will not disappear […] The post 20 Creative Modal Window Opt-ins Designs appeared first on Line25.

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A year and a half ago I released my first premium WordPress plugin, Advanced Ads. It's true that once the plugin was out, my most important task was support. Support is a crucial element that determines not only the success of the project, but also how happy everyone will be, me included. With this in mind, I constantly optimized my approach to providing support. Let me share with you what I learned. Read on to find out what I learned about support, the four sides that will help you understand each request, which fears of mine proved to be unfounded, what an efficient support system looks like and, last but not least, how to optimize support. The post Lessons Learned From Plugin Support appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

What is TestCafe? TestCafe is a non-selenium-based open-source JavaScript End to End Automation Testing Framework built with NodeJS. TestCafe supports JavaScript, CoffeeScript, and TypeScript. TestCafe is nowadays very popular since it is very stable and follows an easy setup.TestCafe does not depend on Selenium or other testing software. TestCafe runs on the popular Node.js platform and makes use of the browsers that you already have.

DataRobot announced that it's acquiring the MLOps platform Algorithmia to deepen its capabilities to unlock value from AI through better, faster, frictionless solutions for every part of the modern enterprise. "We understand that businesses cannot get the value of their ML models unless they have the ability to deliver those models quickly, reliably, and at … continue reading The post SD Times news digest: DataRobot to acquire Algorithmia, Synopsys announces Rapid Scan, Thundra announces Foresight CI Observability Tool appeared first on SD Times.

The DataOps role is unique in the space of data analytics, with its goal to enable data engineers, scientists, analysts and governance to own the pipelines that run the assembly process. Essentially, DataOps engineers work on, but not in, these pipelines, according to a DataKitchen webinar titled “A Day in the Life of a DataOps … continue reading The post DataOps engineers run toward error and automate it away appeared first on SD Times.

Introduction Sometimes we need to perform some action at specified intervals. For example, I was working on an application where I needed to simulate some server actions to be triggered automatically. In this post, we will learn how can we build a simple solution to achieve this functionality. Setting the Scene I will be using an existing codebase that utilized .NET Events. I wrote an article on this topic, which you can read if you need some background information about the code we'll use today.