Requirements for implementing Cacheable queries. An Identity class that must return unique identifiers for cache tags that can be invalidated when an entity changes. The class must implement MagentoFrameworkGraphQlQueryResolverIdentityInterface. Below is an example of class Implementing the Identity interface. The getIdentities method must return an unique cache tag for each entity contained in the $resolvedData [...]

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Low-code and no-code tooling has become increasingly popular among developers of differing skill levels; from citizen developers to professional development engineers, low-code and no-code solutions have a part to play in several different workflows. This brings up the question of how far developers can really go using this type of coding. According to Andrew Manby, … continue reading The post The benefits of low-code/no-code tools for professional developers appeared first on SD Times.

As designers, we like to think we are solution-based. But whereas we wouldn't hesitate to call out a museum made inaccessible by a lack of wheelchair ramps, many of us still remain somewhat oblivious to flaws in our user interfaces. Poor visual design, in particular, can be a barrier to a good user experience. Whereas disability advocacy has long focused on ways to help the user adapt to the situation, we have reached a point where users expect products to be optimized for a broad range of needs.The post Stop Designing For Only 85% Of Users: Nailing Accessibility In Design appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

This week's Designer News (N.384) includes an Extension to Turn Your Browser Into a WYSIWYG Editor, a Responsive Photo Viewer for Mobile, a Meter-Based To-Do List, Free Tools and Fonts for Designers, Writing with CSS Variables, How to Not Suck at Design and more. The post Weekly News for Designers (N.384) appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

This week's Designer News (N.380) includes a Lightweight JavaScript Tooltip Library, a Tool to Export Sketch Designs to HTML Emails, a Font for Coders, a Guide to Reactive Web Design, the Full Stack Design System, the Ultimate Social & Digital Ad Size Guide and more. The post Weekly News for Designers (N.380) appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

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