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Access All Areas have a great set of vector textures to download this week, courtesy of Freepik. Known as Cover Textures, this is a collection of 10 different surface materials that have been vectorized to allow them to be scaled to any size, making them perfect for use as backgrounds and filling large areas within […] The post 10 Vector Cover Textures for Access All Areas Members appeared first on Spoon Graphics.

In this blog, we will discuss How to install Webkul Akeneo Connector via Composer? If you have purchased Webkul Akeneo Connector and want to install it via composer, then no need to worry about this, The solution is here. You just need to follow few steps and the Webkul Akeneo connector will be installed via [...]

Okay, this week’s photography roundup is kind of random but is something that I find weirdly fascinating. Have you ever noticed how cool a water

To inspire mobile designers, let's look at how some clever design solutions tackle mobile navigation, confirmation dialogs, animations, and gamifying the waiting experience.

Every year web design trends come and go, and it's necessary for designers to keep up with them in order to stay up-to-date. Designers see each other's work, browse likes and comments, and draw conclusions. Although minor trends pop up all the time, we'll only talk about one of the major trends in this article: single page design. You possibly cannot imagine what designers can do with single page designs as modern age designers love to experiment with things and observe how people interact with their work. The best one-pages are those that help you convey your message into few … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

Nikita Popov discusses some low level performance optimizations in PHP.

The latest Low-Code Software Development Trend Report was just published tonight by the publishing team at DZone. I got to contribute to it, with what I consider the "secret juice" in regards to how to create a Low-Code platform. As Lindsay sent me the link to it tonight, and I started reading it though, I almost screamed out of joy. The report basically more or less confirms every single bold statement I have ever made in regards to software development automation. For instance ... 78% of respondents answers that Low-Code makes them deliver faster 39% of respondents answers that Low-Code results in higher quality 33% of respondents says Low-Code reduces technical debt Interestingly, it seems to be a trend that Senior Developers are in general more open to Low-Code than junior developers, which I guess says something about Low-Code in regards to its pragmatic point of view. The two most useful use cases for Low-Code is according to the respondents.

  Searching for a reporting solution for your LearnDash Website? When it comes to LearnDash there are a number of reporting plugins available. You can use them to track LMS, course, and learner activities, generate drilled down reports that are easy to understand, and get actionable insights to decide what to do next. That's why, […] The post Which is the Best Reporting Plugin for Your LearnDash LMS? appeared first on WisdmLabs.

In this post, we're featuring a handpicked collection of the best InDesign trifold templates you can use to make professional brochures for promoting businesses and brands. Brochures are the most effective way to promote your brand to a target audience to explain your business goals, mission, as well as to showcase products and services. With […]