Martin Hujer has put together a new post to his site sharing some of the PhpStorm plugins he considers essential for Symfony development, making your life easier as you create applications with this popular framework. I've been using PhpStorm for quite a while and I'm still surprised now and then when it suggests an auto-completion for something I thought that's not possible. But there are still many things - usually framework- or library-specific - that PhpStorm cannot do on its own. But there are plugins that can step in place and do the magic for specific framework or library. Several of the plugins are more for improving PHP development in general but others are more Symfony-specific: PHP Annotations PHP Toolbox Symfony Plugin PHPUnit Enhancement PHP composer.json support Php Inspections (EA Extended) Twig Support .env files support .ignore Each item in the list comes with a brief introduction to the plugin, links to find out more information, and, in some cases, animations of it in use in the editor.

Properties, often just called "props" are an important part of Vue, and are a key way we pass data to child components. In this guide, we'll be going over how to use props, and why we use them. The focus of this guide is Vue 3, although much of what is written is applicable to Vue 2 as well. Properties or Props in Vue One of the fundamental principles we use when building in many frontend frameworks like Vue, is that new pieces of functionality are usually built as components. For example, we may build a 'most popular' component, which looks something like this:

Every WordPress plugin developer struggles with tough problems and code that's difficult to maintain. We spend late nights supporting our users and tear out our hair when an upgrade breaks our plugin. Let me show you how to make it easier. In this article, I'll share my five years of experience developing WordPress plugins. The first plugin I wrote was a simple marketing plugin. It displayed a call to action (CTA) button with Google's search phrase.

We’ve got lots of plans for the Pen Editor on CodePen. Of course we do! This is the heart and soul of CodePen. The thing where all the great stuff on CodePen is actually produced. Down the road, there will be more big-bangs where the editor evolves to do bigger and better things (but don’t […] The post A More Tab-Like Look appeared first on CodePen Blog.

Today we're bringing you a collection of some of the coolest and most creative transitions effects for Final Cut Pro. As a content creator and video editor, you can never have enough transition effects. Because usually, you tend to use different styles of transition effects for each video to make them look original and creative. […]

On the Checkpoint Research blog there's a recent post covering the recent critical Drupal bug, a.k.a. Drupalgeddon 2, and providing a deeper look into the bug and how the exploit worked. Two weeks ago, a highly critical (21/25 NIST rank) vulnerability, nicknamed Drupalgeddon 2 (SA-CORE-2018-002 / CVE-2018-7600), was disclosed by the Drupal security team. This vulnerability allowed an unauthenticated attacker to perform remote code execution on default or common Drupal installations. [...] Until now details of the vulnerability were not available to the public, however, Check Point Research can now expand upon this vulnerability and reveal exactly how it works. The post covers the basic issue, a lack of input sanitization on Form API requests, and what versions it existed in. It then dives into the technical details, showing a proof of concept for the exploit and how an attacker might locate a place in the application to use it. It also looks behind the scenes at the code that handles the request and shows where the issue lies. The post ends with a look at "weaponizing" the exploit and executing whatever code you'd like on the server.

In May 2022, UXPin had the pleasure of hosting the lovely Amber Jabeen, DesignOps Director at Delivery Hero MENA (talabat), for a webinar titled: Enterprise Design System - How to Build and Scale. This article summarizes part of Amber’s talk where she discusses her team’s challenges with getting design system buy-in and what she would The post 11 Powerful Lessons on Building and Scaling an Enterprise Design System appeared first on Studio by UXPin.

Flutter 2.0 Vs Flutter 1.0 - Which version is best? In this article we'll learn how flutter 2.0 id different from flutter 1.0 and what are the new changes and improvements in flutter 2.0

Web designers and developers love their job the most. These professionals do not even need any on-job training but, considering today's nature of work which is really competitive, it is important for them to have knowledge about the tools that prove to be beneficial while working on projects with tight deadlines. Every month, a new...

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