A global survey of 25,431 developers finds that professional developers and the next generation of student developers are heading in different directions in terms of which programming language they prefer to learn. Nearly three-quarters of experienced developers (73%) want to know more about the Go programming language, while 88% of student developers cited Rust as […] The post Survey Surfaces Shift in Programming Language Preferences appeared first on Developer.com.

With the decreased participation in sports due to the pandemic, sports are slowly carving their way back. There has been a lot of interruption in sports, and hopefully, going forward, we will be able to make up for it. Apart from the standard sports competitions, we also have the Olympics this year, generating huge interest […] The post 25 Free Amazing Sports Backgrounds for Designers first appeared on Line25.

@akrabat Show Notes Gabriela D'A?A?vila Ferrara's Blog Audio This episode is sponsored by Day Camp 4 Developers: Modern Web Programming The post Interview with Gabriela DA?AEURA(TM)A?A?vila Ferrara appeared first on Voices of the ElePHPant.

Photoshop can be expanded in nearly every way imaginable. There are the large plugins, effectively supporting Photoshop as independent programs, actions that act out previously defined command sequences, and the panels, which offer functions in [...]

What is an email marketing platform? Most will answer that it's a tool designed to make sending and tracking emails simpler. Well, that's quite true... The post Top-5 Email Marketing Platforms for 2021 appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

2021 has been both memorable and instantly forgettable. Pop stars were freed from modern-day servitude, some people tried to overthrow democracy, and we all vacationed at home. Despite the weirdness of the times, the web kept growing, kept changing, and kept on pushing boundaries. We saw a wealth of new sites launch or relaunch with […] The post 50 Best Websites of 2021 first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

On the Zend Framework blog they've posted the announcement of the release of the latest Release Candidate for their Zend Expressive framework: Expressive 3.0.0 RC2. This week, we've worked on backports from Expressive 3 to Expressive 2, and, in the process, identified a few issues with how the routing package handles implicit HEAD and OPTIONS requests. As a result, we've just released 3.0.0rc2. The post starts by explaining the "implicit" nature of the OPTIONS and HEAD requests and how the framework essentially defines them without the developer having to. It then shows how to get started with this new version and how to update your v3.0.0rc1 application to this latest release. The post finishes up with a look ahead at the project's roadmap including documentation updates, deprecations and a target release date of March 15th, 2018.

One of the great challenges for any freelancer or small design shop is in finding a consistent level of work. We often run into that old feast-or-famine cycle that seems... The post The Battle of Stability vs. Growth appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

Lightroom is one of the best apps you can use for editing portraits. The simple user interface makes it much easier to edit photos, even for someone without any prior experience. In this quick tutorial, we'll show you how to edit portraits in Lightroom in a few simple steps. If you're new to Lightroom, this […]

Trends in typography seem to evolve more quickly than many other design trends. For a long time, website designers stuck to font palettes packed with sans serif typefaces. But that feels like ancient history now! Today’s range and variety of web fonts make for much more interesting design possibilities, font pairings, and visual themes. We’re […]