Invoicing and accounting is an essential part of running a business, and since 2010 I've been using FreshBooks, a web-based application for making these tedious accounting tasks easy, fast and secure. Try it free for 30 days without a credit card. Read More

Do you like challenges? Are you willing to take on a task that you've never come across before, and do it under a deadline? What if, in carrying out the task, you encounter a problem that appears unsolvable? I want to share my experience of using CSS 3D effects for the first time in a real project and to inspire you to take on challenges. It was an ordinary day when Eugene, a manager at CreativePeople, wrote to me. He sent me a video and explained that he was developing a concept for a new project and was wondering if it was possible for me to develop something like what was in the video.The post Front-End Challenge Accepted: CSS 3D Cube appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

The OAuth API allows you to get the full benefits of third-party OAuth login but with a new Codeless block, your application can include login with the likes of Facebook, Twitter, Google, Amazon, LinkedIn, Discord, GitHub, Spotify, and more. In addition to the OAuth API, Backendless has also added new functionality for adding email attachments via API, which is also now available in Codeless. Email attachments - PDFs, images, videos, etc. - can even be added to email templates using Codeless. Read on to learn more.

In a new post to his site Leonid Mamchenkov talks about complex arrays in PHP and links to two articles offering different opinions on their use. Now that PHP 7+ sorted out a whole bunch of problems with type-hinting of parameters, return values, variables and properties, we turn our attention to somewhat deeper issues. Array is a native citizen in PHP. Arrays are very convenient and are widely used. However, if you stop and think about the times where you had to figure out somebody else's code, I'm pretty sure complex arrays will come to mind at some point. The first article takes the positive approach, showing you how to create better handling for complex arrays in your applications. The second takes the opposite approach, showing how to avoid complex data structures in your code, opting for classes and objects instead. He notes that he thinks both articles have their good and bad points and references another blog post of his that provides yet another way to solve the need for complex data structures.

The year is 2022. Some people might say that emails are an archaic method of communication, but it couldn't be further from the truth. In the business world, emails are still going extremely strong and used for a variety of purposes, including sales, marketing, content promotion, link building, email affiliate marketing and so on. There... The post Email Bounce Rates: 6 Strategies To Improve Your Deliverability appeared first on noupe.

A collection of CSS and JavaScript code snippets that bring an element of realism to web animation. Full-on recreations to real-world effects. The post 8 CSS & JavaScript Code Snippets for Creating Realistic Animation appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Markdown is a lightweight text markup language that allows the marked text to be converted to various formats. The original goal of creating Markdown was of enabling people “to write using an easy-to-read and easy-to-write plain text format and to optionally convert it to structurally valid XHTML (or HTML). Currently, with WordPress supporting Markdown, the format has become even more widely used. The purpose of writing the article is to show you how to use Node.

Go in-depth on the native dialog HTML element with this tutorial and learn how to implement a user-friendly, accessible dialog on your website. The post How to Implement and Style the Dialog Element appeared first on Codrops.

Organizations seek custom HRMS software to integrate, manage, and automate several routine processes involved in HR. In this article we have discussed few reasons why custom HRMS software is a key to manage the remote workforce.

Before writing Art Direction for the Web, I began to study Alexey Brodovitch when I became fascinated by editorial and magazine design. I was drawn to his precision, in particular, the way Brodovitch brought photographs and text together. Then, I became intrigued by his design process, how he sketched layouts, arranged them into spreads, and created a rhythm which flowed through his magazines. Later, I appreciated his rebellious rejection of anything he considered mediocre.