There are many WordPress themes that are perfect for creating a news site. In this blog post, we will take a look at some of the best free WordPress themes… The post 15+ Best Free WordPress Themes for News Sites appeared first on CSS Author.

Take a look at this selection of gorgeous, free weather icons you can use for your website, apps or any kind of web related projects. Browse through these 20 icon sets, select the ones you like and use them in your current or future projects. This hand-picked selection offers a variety of free weather icons, […] The post 20 Free Weather Icon Sets with Minimal Designs appeared first on Line25.

That’s the name of Netlify’s YouTube Channel. Love that. I linked up Rich’s talk the other day, which was a part of this past JamstackConf, but now all the talks are up on there. Rich got to talk … The post Jamstack TV appeared first on CSS-Tricks. You can support CSS-Tricks by being an MVP Supporter.

The ability to identify users is vital for maintaining the security of any applications. Equally important is the code that's written to manage user identities, particularly when it comes to avoiding loopholes for unauthorized access to data held by an … User Registration and Auth Using Firebase and React originally published on CSS-Tricks. You should get the newsletter and become a supporter.

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In a recent post on their own site, thePHP.cc has shared some of their own perspectives about the recent future of Zend announcement. For those that aren't aware, the company that acquired Zend several years ago - Rogue Wave - announced their decision to discontinue their support of the Zend Framework project. Last week, Zeev Suraski, Matthew Weier O'Phinney, Enrico Zimuel and Dmitry Stogov, all well-known members of the international PHP community, announced that they will leave Zend, which has been part of Rogue Wave since 2015. The stated reason is Rogue Wave's strategic decision to focus on the development of Zend Server. If you read between the lines, this implies that Rogue Wave is not going to continue or support the development of the Zend Engine (the core of PHP responsible for compiling and executing code), their IDE Zend Studio, and Zend Framework. Of course, it is perfectly valid to make money off an Open Source project. This, however, implies at least a moral obligation to give back to said project. Rogue Wave, it seems, will now terminate the symbiotic relationship between PHP and Zend. The author (Stefan Priebsch) talks about "lip service" not being enough when a company wants to make money from customers but aren't willing to help with the development of the underlying software. He also mentions several other Zend-related products that have a bit more quietly gotten the axe over the years since the acquisition. He wonders about the "downsizing" this could cause in the PHP community given ZF's impact and how, despite this being a large setback for the project, he sees its future as promising given the people involved and the projects around it.

We predict these 13 top email design trends will get brands noticed in 2021. Stand out from your competitors and maximise engagement with these design elements. The post Email Design Trends 2021: Are You Ready To Up Your Email Strategy? first appeared on JUST(TM) Creative.

The Multi-vendor Marketplace has introduced another shipping feature app for order fulfillment named Shiprocket. It is a Delhi-based BigFoot Retail solution that is India’s first automated shipping software that aims to reduce eCommerce shipping to its bare bones. By enabling the Shiprocket shipping featured app, the admin can allow the sellers to both manage the [...]

On the CodeWall blog they've posted a tutorial showing how to create a single action controller in a Laravel-based application to isolate functionality that can be called directly with no method required. There are some magical functions in PHP, and __invoke is one of them. Through this __invoke method, we can create classes with just one function __invoke in them, and whenever their object is called it will directly call the __invoke method, it means you don't have to manually say $obj->someFunction() . The post starts by talking about the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) and how having an isolated controller with just an __invoke method. It then walks you through the implementation and how to use a controller like this. In their example they show how to use it to create "post" records (like for a blog). The post also includes some of the drawbacks of using this kind of controller including the fact that you cannot use resource routing with it.

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