Introduction Varnish is a caching server, and a great one at that, that much we already know. But what about the content you don't want to cache? For example, those shopping cart requests and other completely uncacheable API calls? We can, of course, handle it, but we've got to be wary of the sirens of the cargo cult because you will often see something like this on the internet:

Maybe you first noticed it in WordPress, when the admin started settings asking for a link to a privacy policy. Maybe you've been following news and the passing of GDPR. Or maybe you've just been talking it over with peers. Regardless, it's probably time to include a privacy policy in website projects. But with so […]

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This week's Designer News (No 507) includes Build the Perfect Responsive Menu, Variable Fonts Are Coming to Google Fonts API, Keeping it Simple with CSS That Scales, Web Animation in The Post-Flash Era, New Design Principles Posters, Gradient Generator, AI Generated Photos and much more. The post Weekly News for Designers No 507 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Looking to give your homepage a well-needed design update in late 2021 or 2022? Not a bad idea; first impressions are crucial when it comes to business websites. But, fixing your homepage and website design is no easy feat. Web design trends are evolving faster. Blame the ever-decreasing user's attention span. The average visitor now […] The post 10 Homepage Design Comparisons to Inspire Your Business in 2022 first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

Prototyping is one of the most critical steps in the design process, yet prototypes still confuse some designers and project teams. A common misconception is that some designers refer to mockups as prototypes--which can confuse those who know otherwise! Prototypes are also not a series of sketches or a pixel-perfect prelaunch interface. In this post, The post What Is a Prototype: A Guide to Functional UX appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

Editor's Note: This article was published in it's original form in August of 2019. It has been updated to provide the current most popular food APIs based on page visits to ProgrammableWeb.

Microsoft is providing insights into what it has planned for Java in Visual Studio Code through the end of 2021. One area of focus will be on improving the fundamental development experience, which includes investing in better code completion and navigation, package import, compiling, debugging, and testing. The company is also planning to improve how … continue reading The post Roadmap released for Java in Visual Studio Code up through December 2021 appeared first on SD Times.

The Ampersand is loved by all types of creatives! Its shape has evolved into a variety of styles since it was conceived as a ligature of the letters ‘e’ and ‘t’ from the Latin ‘et’ for ‘and’. You can find a range of ampersand designs across different fonts and typefaces, from cursive script variants to […] The post Art of the Ampersand: 35 Creative Examples of The '&' Character appeared first on Spoon Graphics.