Forms are an integral part of the online experience. They enable communication, commerce and provide us with valuable data. In many ways, they are the lifeblood of web interactivity. For... The post The Completely New JotForm 4.0 Will Bring Your Forms to the Next Level appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

For quite a while now, JavaScript has established itself as one of the primary languages that web developers speak and work with. More and more websites are coded in JavaScript, and with WordPress developers, too, looking towards JavaScript now, this trend is only expected to grow even more. So, what happens if your users encounter an error or a bug while browsing your website? Sure, you will fix that error at the earliest, but how will you get to know? Will it not be nice if there were a service that would alert you the minute your website visitors encountered a JavaScript error? Meet Muscula, a JavaScript error logging service. Muscula: JavaScript Error Reporting For Your Website Overview Muscula is an error logging service that monitors your website in real-time, and alerts you the minute a visitor encounters a JavaScript error. As such, it helps you locate and fix errors that might otherwise go unnoticed, and ensures that your visitors are not greeted by unknown JavaScript errors. Pretty neat, isn't it? Let's see what all it has to offer. Major Features Quite obviously, the biggest USP of Muscula is that it captures every single JavaScript error as and when it happens. This […]* You might also be interested in the following articlesRaygun: Affordable Crash Reporting for Any AppCodeblock.js: Edit and Run JavaScript Directly from Within Your…SweetAlert.js: A Prettier and More Flexible Alternative to alert(0)No Trespassing! Eight Essential .htaccess Tricks for WordPressHTML5: Screen Orientation API Uses Javascript to Rotate the ScreenBugHerd: Lean & Clean Task- and Bug-Management for Web-Projects

.htaccess is one file that every web admin should know and understand. At its basic level, it controls access to your sites directories. But there is much more that you... The post 10 Useful htaccess Code Snippets and Hacks appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

For a few years now, a mild debate has simmered over "delightful" interaction design. For some, features that instill delight, as long as they don't interfere with the fundamental capabilities of the system, sit with pleasure atop Maslow's hierarchy of needs as redrawn for interactive systems. Others don't really care about such features, or place "delight" alongside "frictionless" and "seamless" as just the latest buzzwords (leaving "scalable" and "disruptive" in their dust). What none of these design partisans gets is the place of delight in a much larger process that everyone can enjoy: the hearing of a good joke.The post This Interface Is A (Good) Joke! appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

Over the years, there has been a dramatic change in the expectations of people who purchase online; thus, impacting user experience principles followed by businesses drastically. When the concept of the online market was in the beginning stage, no one knew what exactly to expect from these online merchants. However, today, customers are well-informed and...

Words are the primary component of content for the web. However, until a short while ago, all we had at our disposal were but a few system fonts. Adding to that, those system typefaces weren't necessarily coherent from operating system to operating system (OS). Fortunately, Windows, macOS and Linux made up font-wise, and since then, all modern fonts have been compatible across those OS'. There's no question, the future of web typography looks promising.The post How New Font Technologies Will Improve The Web appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:Knp University: The Flex composer.json File Marcel Pociot: 2017 - A PHP Year in Review PHPUgly Podcast: Episode 87 - We Forget John AWS Developer Blog: Using the Multipart Uploader with Client-Side Encryption for Amazon S3 in the AW Mustafa Magdi: Introduction to PHP Reflection API Jeff Madsen: Using Laravel Translation Strings in Vue.js Tomas Votruba: Composer Local Packages for Dummies

Resume design can be a funny thing. Where's the line between too little color and too much? We’re featuring 20 resume color schemes (with stunning examples) to help give you some ideas. Personally, I believe it is a balance between showing off your personality and design style in relation to the job you are applying […]

Do you spend your day coding? Having the best tech makes your job easier. See our top picks for the best programming & coding monitors.

Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:Tomas Votruba: How to Teach Your Team Private Method Sorting in 3 mins php[architect]: The Dev Lead Trenches: Burning Out Tomas Votruba: Do you Autowire Services in Symfony? You can Autowire Parameters Too Joe Ferguson: Adding MySQL 8 support to Laravel Homestead Laravel News: Building a Laravel Translation Package - Wrangling Translations Adelf's Blog: Are you sure you need entrust or laravel-permission to implement your authorization? Alex Vanderbist: Fixing Imagick's "not authorized" exception Freek Van der Herten: Making Nova fields translatable 7PHP.com: PHP Interview With Giorgio Sironi | Only Reinvent The wheel If You Want To Understand How PHP.net: PHP 7.1.24, 7.2.12 & 7.3.0RC5 Released