Running an ecommerce web design business isn't easy. You have to hit tight deadlines, satisfy demanding clients and sometimes turn down good leads because they don't have enough budget. You're likely also used to the inefficiencies of working with a developer. The hours spent going back and forth to code your design into a pixel-perfect final site waste time and make projects more expensive. You also profit less, because you need to pay a developer for their work. What if there were a tool that helped you solve these problems by: Allowing you to build ecommerce sites 4x faster than … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

The basic collection data structure in Go is represented through arrays and slices. Although they may look similar, they have different connotations in their implementation. In short, Go arrays are not flexible, and are not meant to be associated with dynamic memory allocation. Slices, on the other hand, are abstractions built on top of these […] The post Revisiting Arrays and Slices in Go appeared first on Developer.com.

The history of typography dates back to 1200BC to the upper Palethoic times when paintings were used to communicate with surroundings. However we don't use this technique today but the need to communicate between people kept ever increasing. The onset of middle ages popularized handwritten techniques such as calligraphy and manuscripts. Then came the revolutionary printing press in the 15th century by Johannes Gutenberg. It changed how people saw text and books. The printing press then reached Italy, Germany. There, two germen men printed their press in Subiaco in 1465. After Italy, the printing press also reached France and England. … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

Flexbox is an advanced method of more efficiently using space amongst items of a CSS container. While its theory can seem a bit complicated and difficult to master, thankfully the... The post CSS Flexbox Learning Guides, Tools & Frameworks appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

More businesses are trying to find ways to go paperless. Eversign is a great tool that can help you cut the clutter from all those paper documents. Eversign is a free, online app that helps you create legally binding electronic signatures for work or personal projects. The platform allows users to approve, deliver and sign […]

I recently wrote a .bat script on Windows to mine Ethereum when I’m not using my gaming PC to frag noobs. I have a friend who also tries to mine cryptocurrencies but their machines have AMD processors; every once in a while, the processor and the mining executable start fighting and all mining comes to […] The post How to Restart a BAT file on Windows at an Interval appeared first on David Walsh Blog.

Editor's Note: Our dear friend Anselm Hannemann summarizes what happened in the web community in the past few weeks in one handy list, so that you can catch up on everything new and important. Enjoy! Welcome back to our monthly reading list. Before we dive right into all the amazing content I stumbled upon -- admittedly, this one is going to be quite a long update -- I want to make a personal announcement. This week I launched a personal project called Colloq, a new conference and event service for users and organizers. If you're going to events or are organizing one or if you're interested in the recorded content of conferences, this could be for you. So if you like, go ahead and check it out.The post Monthly Web Development Update 11/2017: Browser News, KRACK and Vary Header Chaching appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

See the different methods for creating the right UI mockup. The post What Is a Mockup -- The Final Layer of UI Design appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

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Recently, there has been a proliferation of virtual reality (VR) web browsers and VR capabilities added to traditional browsers. In this article, we'll look at the state of browsers in VR and the state of VR on the web via the WebVR APIs. The web community has experimented with VR before, with VRML, but now WebVR takes a new approach to VR, one more suited to the modern web. We've accelerated 3D on the web since 2011 with the release of WebGL. Now the web can handle VR thanks to new web APIs that take advantage of VR hardware using WebGL.The post A Guide To Virtual Reality For Web Developers appeared first on Smashing Magazine.