In Java, a lambda expression is a block of code that accepts arguments and returns a value. The lambda expression was originally introduced in Java 8, and it improves Java’s expressive capabilities. This article talks about lambda expressions and how we can work with them in Java. What is a Lambda Expression? Lambda expressions are […] The post Working with Lambda Expressions in Java appeared first on Developer.com.

Whatever Google wants it to be. I always thought it was exactly what your <title> element was. Perhaps in lieu of that, what the first <h1> on the page is. But recently I noticed some pages on this site that … The post What is Your Page Title on a Google Search Engine Results Page? appeared first on CSS-Tricks. You can support CSS-Tricks by being an MVP Supporter.

You probably know that putting too much food on your plate is usually a bad idea. Since research indicates that you’re more likely to overeat if you fill your plate,... The post Simplifying Your Designs for the Smartest User appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

This is going to seem like an odd thing to suggest, considering how much work is required to build a progressive web app instead of a responsive website. But, for many of you, your portfolio site should be built as a PWA. There are a number of benefits to doing this, which I'll outline below, but the bottom line is this: If you want to spend less time looking for clients, applying to design gigs and convincing prospects to hire you, a PWA would be a wise investment for your business.

Content marketing is the practice of creating a piece of content (generally digital) that is both useful and valuable to certain members of your target market(s). This piece of content is generally free, though it may be hidden behind a simple email/lead-capture form, and it usually is meant to be found through search or through free/low-budget distribution methods (think social media, low-cost PPC, a small press release). Some might call this permission marketing, the idea being that your target customers have given you permission to market to them by choosing to access your content.

This week's Designer News (N.354) includes Pure CSS tooltip, JavaScript Interactive Maps, Bootstrap Admin Templates, Material Design UI Kits, and much more. The post Weekly News for Designers (N.354) appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

(This is a sponsored article.) Time-to-market plays a crucial role in modern web design. Most product teams want to minimize the time required to go from the idea to a ready-to-use product without sacrificing the quality of the design along the way. When it comes to creating a website, teams often use a few different tools: one tool for graphics and visual design, another for prototyping, and another for coding.

Introduction Here is the list of 5 things or decisions you should consider before starting a wireframe. These are the crucial questions that should be asked at the early stage of your project and it'll smoothen your wireframing process. 1. Device Support Usually, the stakeholders will tell you which devices to support, but sometimes you will realize that it will be cross-platform or responsive by studying the goals of the product. Or, you might have to select the best devices for the product.

Whether you’re a designer wanting to show off work or have a request to create one for a client, a lookbook can be an effective way to showcase a variety of elements in a single design. A lookbook is a portfolio of sorts and has wide application in a number of fields, including website design, […]

Sometimes in JavaScript, we have an object which we need to conform to a specific set of keys. This is possible through type enforcement in TypeScript, but if we want to do certain things if the keys don't exist, then we have to take a different approach. For example, suppose we are receiving the following object from an array, where firstName, lastName, and age are all needed for an operation we want to complete. For example