UTU, a decentralized trust infrastructure provider building new models of digital trust via artificial intelligence and blockchain, today launched its Creditworthiness API to improve the accuracy of credit assessments for financial institutions and decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms globally.

Turning website design files into a combination of HTML, CSS and JavaScript is the bread and butter of many front-end web development jobs, but there's a part of this work that doesn't neatly fit in to tutorials on any specific … The post A Step-By-Step Process for Turning Designs Into Code appeared first on CSS-Tricks. You can support CSS-Tricks by being an MVP Supporter.

Layout on the web has always been tricky, but with CSS Grid being now supported in all major browsers, most of the hacks that helped to achieve complex layouts have become obsolete. Firefox even has a CSS Grid Inspector built in, so that there's nothing to hold you back from making even the most challenging flexible layout reality. To explore the possibilities and features of CSS Grid together, we'd love to invite you to a little contest. Because there's nothing better to completely grasp a new technology as getting your hands dirty and playing with it, right? The post The CSS Grid Challenge: Build A Template, Win Some Smashing Prizes! appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

The success of a non-profit website depends to a large extent on its theme. A theme can make or break a website. It gives a website its look and a website acts as a bridge between an organization and its communities. A non-profit organization needs to build communities, showcase their activities, organize events, and collect...

It’s very popular to put a $ on lines that are intended to be a command in code documentation that involves the terminal (i.e. the command line). Like this: $ brew install somepackage The point of that is that it … The post To $ or Not to $: Displaying Terminal Code Snippets appeared first on CSS-Tricks. You can support CSS-Tricks by being an MVP Supporter.

Latest PECL Releases:openswoole 4.8.1 - Fix build with postgresql 9 on RHEL Fix data type bugs openswoole 4.8.0 - Official PHP 8.1 stable support ???? - Native support for Postgres coroutine client, enable --with-postgres[=DIR] - New HTTP server option: max_request_execution_time - Support strict type hinting and fix the type of arguments, return value - Bug fixed: data loss bug in Swoole table - Bug fixed: compile issues when enabling OpenSSL on macOS - Throw SwooleException when Swoole table is too small to avoid data loss - Deprecation warning added: SwooleCoroutineServer - Deprecation warning added: SwooleCoroutineBarrier - Deprecation warning added: SwooleCoroutineHttpServer - Deprecation warning added: SWOOLE_HOOK_CURL, use SWOOLE_HOOK_NATIVE_CURL ast 1.0.16 - Optimize instantiating properties of astNode and astMetadata. - Document that astNode implements `#[AllowDynamicProperties]` in php 8.2 ast 1.0.15 - Allow astNode to have dynamic properties without emitting a notice in PHP 8.2. rdkafka 6.0.0RC2 ## Bugfixes - Fix crash in RdKafkaTopicPartition::__construct() (#491, @remicollet) rdkafka 5.0.2 ## Bugfixes - Fix arginfo on getMetadata(), queryWatermarkOffsets() (#494) pcov 1.0.10 - Use zend_new_interned_string instead of hand-rolling - Use ZEND_MOD_END to fix build warning

We all have visions and dreams. Whether it's about our personal lives, our work, or about complex concepts that target issues which are hard to grasp. The important thing is to listen to your ideas, to write them down, and, if they wake strong feelings, to pursue them. It can be easy to achieve this, yet sometimes it's not. A nice technique is to start small and take small steps instead of going 100% all-in or do nothing at all. We like to play with new things, we like to try out new technology, and our minds want to explore new paths -- let's do it!The post Web Development Reading List #157: FlyWeb, Lying Charts, And Feedback Without Context appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

In my last post, I described some interesting CSS features — some of which are only available in one browser. Most web developers have some feature they wish was more widely available, or that was available at all. I encourage developers to use, talk about, and raise implementation bugs with browsers to try to get features implemented, however, what if there was a more direct way to do so? What if web developers could get together and fund the development of these features?

If you are about to run a marketing campaign and your main goal is Lead Generation, then you might want to stick around to find out what this new Conversion... The post 10 Reasons to Consider the Startuprr CRO Landing Page Web Template appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

If you are an IT professional, you can understand that there's no fix working hours for us. Our sleeping, eating, and personal time is scheduled by the server we use. Thanks to the giant cloud service providers who manage most of the things for us. But they don't have access to our project or our...