Have you ever doodled? Doodling is that phase between drawing seriously and having fun when your mind is occupied elsewhere. It is supposed to be an expression of your inner self and the way your subconscious mind thinks. It goes to say it’s often underrated as an art form, yet

Many occupational fields only work because of creative people and their realization of innovative ideas. To generate better results, we often fall back to creative techniques that promise a higher success rate. Brainstorming is one [...]

Backlog grooming is a critical part of any agile software development lifecycle. Nearly every software team has much more work than they can do at any... The post What Is Backlog Grooming and How Do You Do It? appeared first on Plutora.

During May of 2015, it was decided that HTTP/2 would become the new standard and that it would replace HTTP/1.1 in due time. The possible advantages of HTTP/2 are huge, however, the usability is not as easy is imagined. In this article, we’ll take a quick look at the benefits that this standard could provide for the website owners, as well as which requirements have to be met to use WordPress and HTTP/2. How many articles about a website’s loading speed have your read already? Probably a whole lot. I’ve also published a couple of articles on the topic here at Noupe and even more over at our German sister site Dr. Web. An important part of performance optimization is the server, as no optimization can work without a proper server with a modern operating system. That would be like tilting at windmills. As none of us is Don Quijote, we shouldn’t start with that, right? What is HTTP and What is it Needed For? In general, HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a way of communication between web server and browser. That means HTTP is the language that server and browser use to talk to each other. I won’t really […]

I thought I knew everything about the open source Windows Terminal and then I hit Ctrl+Shift+P like I do in VS Code (muscle memory) and it pops up a lovely Command Palette. You can search for any command and see the current keybinding. Super useful if you haven't yet discovered Window Panes. You can also type new wt.exe command lines and affect the current window. NOTE: Don't forget, "wt" is an alias for the Windows Terminal, so you can Win+R and type wt and run it! You can create your own commands and even nest them in the Palette! You can even iterate over other objects/profiles in your settings and dynamically create commands! Since the wt.exe allows for chained commands, I can create a custom command in settings that calls wt.exe with chained commands/actions and bingo, I have a command called Development that opens multiple profiles, splits the screen and sets me up for Windows+Linux development in a single move! Here I have a new command called Development that calls wt with a new-tab with a named profile, then a split-pane with another named profile."keybindings": [ { "command": { "action": "wt", "commandline": "new-tab -p "Powershell" ; split-pane -p "Ubuntu-18.04"" }, "name": "Development" },... Here's the result! Oh, and by the way, you can also apply Shaders to the Windows Terminal...in real time! So that's AWESOME. Have fun! Thanks to Kayla for her help on this post! Sponsor: The No. 1 reason developers choose Couchbase? You can use your existing SQL++ skills to easily query and access JSON. That's more power and flexibility with less training. Learn more.(C) 2021 Scott Hanselman. All rights reserved.     

The 2021 edition of GitHub's annual Octoverse report highlights a welcome increase in the diversity of the developer community alongside many other interesting trends. According to the report, almost 60 percent of active GitHub users are now distributed outside North America. The world's largest repo service is seeing the fastest user growth in Indonesia, Brazil,... Read more » The post GitHub Octoverse 2021: Developer diversity is increasing, code is shipping faster than ever appeared first on Developer Tech News.

Usually, when “unused” comes up in conversation regarding CSS, it’s about removing chunks of CSS that are not used in your site or, at least, the styles not currently in use on a specific page. The minimal amount of CSS … The post Detect Unused Classes in… HTML appeared first on CSS-Tricks. You can support CSS-Tricks by being an MVP Supporter.

Facebook has announced the release of the Graph API v12.0 and Marketing API v12.0.

Latest PECL Releases:scoutapm 0.0.3 - Fixed version number and naming convension so PECL uploader picks up on mismatches (last release was wrong) scoutapm 0.0.2 - Added extra compiler flags in development mode with `--enable-scoutapm-dev` - Fixed compilation errors surfaced by `--enable-scoutapm-dev` option - Added missing file `external.inc` in tests scoutapm 0.0.1 - Basic monitoring of file_get_contents, file_put_contents, fwrite, fread, curl_exec, PDO->exec, PDO->query, PDOStatement->execute - Provides function scoutapm_get_calls() to return a list of recorded function calls nsq 3.4.2 * Fix the problem of sub-processes not restarting automatically in CentOS environment pdflib 4.1.3 - improve phpinfo() output xlswriter 1.2.8 - FEAT insert date. - FEAT read data with type - FEAT work book is not initialized exception - FIX: minizip multiple definition gRPC 1.24.0RC1 - gRPC C Core 1.24 update

Kinsta is one of the most interesting hosting companies currently on the market. It provides a bold and new solution for a common problem: secure and scalable WordPress hosting.... The post Review: Kinsta Managed WordPress Hosting appeared first on Onextrapixel.