So, what do we have this week? Well, it's quite a lot actually. For example, there's now a deal that might make Opera's browser a Chinese business, leaving all privacy and security efforts that have recently been made in the browser uncertain. If you want to dive into learning ECMAScript 6, Wes Bos has published a huge series of ES6 screencasts this week that are absolutely worth the money. Besides, there are a few other recommendations for you to read this week. Let's get started.The post Web Development Reading List #146: Peermaps, Passive Event Listener Note, And A Shift Of Focus appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

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Does it ever seem like certain website color schemes just get all the attention? As with every other aspect of web design, there are color schemes that tend to trend more than others. Bright colors, stark palettes, and even some mismatching schemes are elements of color that are trending. Here's a look at some of […]

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As people who design and build for the web, we are pretty lucky that there’s such a wide range of other designers out there that can help us. Whether it’s... The post Top 50 Free Web UI Kits & Templates appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

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Access All Areas members have a beautiful script font to download this week, courtesy of Elena Genova from My Creative Land. Rosalinda is a new handwritten typeface designed with wedding invitations in mind but can be used for various purposes like t-shirt design, logos, quote design etc. The font contains 900+ characters and is packed […] The post Rosalinda Script Font for Access All Areas Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

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Eden AI has launched what the company terms an "AI management platform," which is intended to provide developers with a unified source for machine learning APIs across myriad vendors. Rather than working directly with AI service providers, Eden AI provides a streamlined entry point for access to machine learning resources.

Every day, the ProgrammableWeb team is busy, updating its three primary directories for APIs, clients (language-specific libraries or SDKs for consuming or providing APIs), and source code samples.