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There's a lot of information out there — that's a fact. In these monthly editions, Smashing's senior editor Iris brings it all in one place because we know how hard it can be to stay on top of things. So with no further ado, here's what was, what is, and what will be!

The PHPUgly podcast, hosted by Eric Van Johnson, John Congdon and Thomas Rideout, has posted their latest episode: Episode #107 - Drugs, Tattoos, and Coding (aka PHP: Pot Head Programming) In this latest episode several topics are mentioned including: the OSMI Mental Health in Tech Survey 2018 the release of the new GitHub desktop application a story about an Amazon Echo sharing a conversation secretly with another person a win by the EFF about a podcasting patent You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for the latest updates.

This week's Designer News (N.441) includes What New Designers Should Know About Typography, Testing Email Accessibility, a 60-Column CSS Grid, Accessible CSS-Only Floating Labels, Loading Animations with Three Dots, Chatbots - A Creative's Guide, In Defense of Functional CSS and more. The post Weekly News for Designers No 441 appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

The good old Call-to-Action (CTA) has become a staple of the web. They're around to tell users exactly what we want them to do. Buy this book, download our free... The post 10 Outstanding Call-to-Action Examples appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Websites power the world. There are over 1.79 billion sites on the internet. They do everything from host small blogs to run eCommerce empires like Amazon and Shopify. And where do you think your favorite apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Gmail come from? They're effectively just websites too! Websites are amazing and impact all aspects […] The post How to Secure Your Website and Protect It from Hackers appeared first on Line25.

The year 2020 remained challenging for every business and industry sector. In 2021, we have gradually learned to live with the pandemic while focusing on the post-pandemic period. Thankfully, advancing technology remains at our side during this testing time. Talking about the mobile platform, it has gained traction like never before amid social distancing and lockdown-like situations worldwide. As a result, both Android and iOS app development domains have witnessed steep growth. One of the key reasons behind this growth is both the OSs come up with constant improvements during this period. Let's go through the top iOS app development trends that we can expect in the year 2021 and beyond in this post. You can hire iOS app developers to get more insights on these trends and their successful integration in your customized business app.

Are you looking to locate social media influencers for your marketing campaigns? You're not the only one! Influencer marketing is a growing industry whose market value has more than doubled over the past two years. But fake influencers are still an issue for marketers. How can you tell if the people who follow an influencer... The post How to Use AI to Detect and Avoid Fake Influencers? appeared first on noupe.

When it comes to JavaScript frameworks, Vue.js is one of the most popular choices. The package enables for the creation of complex user interfaces in relatively short order. And it... The post Snippets That Demonstrate the Power of Vue.js appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

When I was young and learning to program, I was fascinated by the possibility of creating things that could live inside my monitor. I had the same feeling when I started to play with procedural content generation, which is to find the rules behind a phenomenon, encode them in an algorithm, and use that algorithm to create something virtual, but realistic -- a plausible simulation. Typically, you can give a seed or some initial parameters to a procedural content generation algorithm, and get some result. You could generate the landscape of a city, the shape of a tree or an entire world.The post Diving Into Procedural Content Generation, With WorldEngine appeared first on Smashing Magazine.