Now that we are officially half way through 2016, it's time to take a look at some of the most common offenders of web design's past and what to do instead. Read More

If you are looking for an answer to the question of “How to Develop a Game” , you have come to the right place. First of all, we are not going to talk about the need to learn a programming language or game engines to program video games, because developing a game is about much […] The post Game Programming Fundamentals appeared first on Developer.com.

Latest PECL Releases:swoole 4.2.6+ Built-in hiredis dependency, no longer needed to compile it separately, refactor CoRedis, more stable Improve the compilation test of the Alpine system Refactor Co::exec and functions about file to fix its execution and output issues in some scenarios Fixed errors about coroutine switching in multi-level nesting and multiple suspend scenarios Fixed connection leaks that may occur when both sides are closed at the same time Fixed channel bug in blocking scenarios Fixed mysql->prepare return true (#2080) Fixed the reference count problem when use swoole_table as an array (#2079) Fixed ssl_host_name cannot open SNI (#2085) Fixed kqueue nanosecond conversion problem under MacOS (#2087) Fixed all swoole_object dangling pointer Add a series of scripting tools for the underlying development

Part 1: Privacy Concerns And Privacy In Web Forms Part 2: Better Cookie Consent Experiences Part 3: Better Notifications UX And Permission Requests Part 4: Privacy-Aware Design Framework Imagine you are late for one of those meetings that you really don't want to be late to. You hastily put on your shoes and your coat and fetch your door keys and grasp for the door handle — just to head out in time.

Solopreneur is a WordPress theme aimed at bloggers with an entrepreneurial spirit. It features a remarkably straightforward setup process, combined with a sleek and modern design. You'll also find a few extras to help you grow your following and promote your projects better. In this Solopreneur review, we'll be putting this theme through its paces […]

Like a lot of companies, Johnson & Johnson once relied on a style guide to make sure designers used approved language and components. Style guides can still help brands enhance their UX, but they don't always match the needs of larger companies. Newer technology also makes it possible for smaller enterprises to move from style The post How to go from a style guide to a design system appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

Zoho has kept me company for more than ten years now. For years, Zoho Writer has been the only tool I used for word processing. The company from India always aimed to be in direct competition with Google and Microsoft, and developed cloud-based office solutions at a time, were nobody even used the word Cloud. It’s not surprising that Zoho’s software is one of today’s most matured of its kind. Today, I’ll introduce you to Zoho Projects, a cloud-based project management application that leaves (almost) nothing to be desired. Project Management – No Time for Nostalgia Project management. The term itself makes you lift your head reverently as soon as you hear it. Project, that surely is a vague term. Management too, everyone has a different understanding of what that is. It’s immediately evident, that a blank page is not enough to plan and control the course of a project once it reaches a certain minimum complexity, like a wedding weekend with five different events, two of them being parties with a couple of hundred guests. Not everyone wants to deal with something like that, but those who do, need help... In the 90s, I worked as a project manager. […]* You might also be interested in the following articlesActive Collab: Project Management Made SimpleStack: New Kanban Boards Task- and Projectmanager by BugherdAssembla: Manage Web Development Projects EasilyBugHerd: Lean & Clean Task- and Bug-Management for Web-Projects5 Tools to Help Web Developers Work More EfficientlyBamBam! The One and Only Collaboration-Tool for People who Really Need

Today, you’ll get to read an unusual article, sort of an outing. Only very few people can claim that a website has changed their life. I’m one of them. And the site that I’m talking about is Dr. Web. It has changed my entire life and turned it upside down. What was left is my destiny. The Prolog: Webdesign, WordPress Themes, and WP Security In early 2011, I went freelance again, after a long time in a day job. My company at that point, “HechtMediaArts”, offered custom web design, mostly based on WordPress, premium WordPress themes and, as a unique feature, WordPress security, mainly because as a result of my own stupidity one of my WordPress websites got hacked in 2009. I didn’t want that ever to happen again, so I started dealing with WordPress security excessively. All three pillars of the business started growing step by step, above all others, the security area of our beloved CMS WordPress. I’m positive that I secured about one hundred WordPress websites, and protected them from hacking. At the same time, I was working on my ebook “WordPress Security“, which is currently available in its third edition, and is still selling well, while […]

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.     

What tech stack to choose for your next web app development project? In its annual survey, Stack Overflow asked nearly 65,000 developers about their technologies of choice. Combined with Leobit's years of experience in the field of web app building, here's a brief overview of why we believe the Angular + .NET Core combination to be the optimal solution for 2021 and the next 5 years. Why Consider Angular for Front-end Web App Development The history of Angular started in 2009 when Google engineers created a framework that laid a foundation for current front-end development. It was officially released in 2010, and contributed greatly to building scalable and high-performing web applications. The Angular framework was designed with a particular purpose to simplify the process of creating user interfaces and overcome the restrictions of other existing technologies in one integrated package. The list of popular web applications powered with an Angular framework can be endless. Here are some of the Angular apps: Office 365, Forbes, Xbox, Google Cloud Blog, Ryanair, Mixer, NBA, JetBlue, iStock Photo, Upwork, Freelancer.