Movies can serve as a medium for so many creative facets. They start from cinematography, acting, production, costumes, and more. But one highly understated art form that is an important aspect of films is the typeface it uses. Today each movie production team is coming up with a unique font style that they use across […] The post 15 Creative Fonts Inspired by Movies For Designers first appeared on Line25.

In this article, we will explore and compare the three major categories of app development: no-code vs low-code vs full code. No-code is the easiest type of app development because it requires no programming experience whatsoever and can be done without any coding skills at all. The low-code category falls in between no-code and full code as it does not require the same amount of coding that full code does, but still needs to be programmed. Low-code may or may not require writing code at all. Finally, full code is the most advanced form of app development and requires a high level of coding skills. This article will explore in detail each different software development approach and how to determine which approach is best for your project.

Propel Data, an API platform intended to simplify the development of "in-product analytics with large-scale data," has been launched by three former Twilio engineers. This new platform is billed as a product of the lessons learned by these founders during their time at the communication company.

In CSS, we make selections of different devices by using media queries. Media queries give us an easy way to select devices based on numerous conditions, such as screen size, pixel density, or even format: i.e., print or screen. This has progressively gotten more complicated over time, and now we are often balancing many conditions that sometimes conflict with each other.

A fiery debate is raging on about Gutenberg - the new WordPress editor set to appear in version 5.0. It's been both defended by founder Matt Mullenweg and derided by... The post The Debate Over Gutenberg and the Future of WordPress appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Remote and distributed work. The COVID-19 pandemic. The rise of millennials into the workplace. The complexity of tools. “We saw these trends, and it was leading to things like burnout, and people having negative experiences at work, because the tools and the day-to-day experience weren’t keeping up with these trends,” said Jennifer Dennard, co-founder of … continue reading The post All work and no play makes developers burn out appeared first on SD Times.

Which mobile application development platform should I opt for? What are the prominent advantages of choosing that platform? Will it be the best choice for my app? I am sure that there are so many questions that arise in the mind when it comes to choosing an enterprise mobile app development platform. Given the plenty...

Events in Svelte are quite intuitive and easy to use. In this guide, we'll look at how to get started with Svelte events. It is assumed you have a good understanding of Javascript for this guide. If you are brand new to Svelte, it might make sense to read my guide on creating your first Svelte application before beginning. Events in Svelte When we create new components in Svelte, we will usually want them to do certain things when users interact with them - for example, hover over them or click on them. Svelte allows for all the events you'd typically find in vanilla Javascript. For more on Javascript events, click here.

Using the neon effect in Photoshop may sound a little too simplistic for experienced Photoshop users but the effect it can have on your design is certainly not so simple. This fun design effect turns the design process into an experimental and vibey journey. The neon effect has a variety of different application methods and...

In my guide to start testing your Laravel applications I mentioned two barriers to testing: time and skill. In this post, I want to address time. A?A?A? I'm someone who values time over anything else. From my perspective, time is the only thing I'll never have more of. It annoys me when something ...