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W can find a helping hand in the form of worldwide freelance community. Many of its members are incredibly smart and generous with their time. The post Why Community Is Essential for Freelance Web Designers appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

This week I got to speak with Hakim El Hattab. I feel pretty special as Hakim told me he doesn’t do public stuff very often. I get it! He’s a busy man with a family, a successful company, and ambitious other projects. I think of Hakim as the master of simple but satisfying UI concepts […] The post 386: Hakim El Hattab appeared first on CodePen Blog.

Android 12 has been pushed to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), and will make its way to supported Pixel devices in the next few weeks. Devices from manufacturers such as Samsung, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Tecno, Vivo, and Xiaomi will receive the latest OS later this year. According to the Android development team, the Android … continue reading The post Android 12 final release code pushed to the Android Open Source Project appeared first on SD Times.

In this blog, we are going to learn how we can create a category grid in the UI component form in the admin section. In Magento 2, when we create a grid in the UI component form, we extend MagentoBackendBlockWidgetGridExtended Class in our custom grid Class. When you will create a category grid for the [...]

13 years ago I wrote a .NET 3.5 WPF application for my then 2 year old baby/toddler. Maybe he was 18 months. He was small. He now wants to drive. https://www.babysmash.com/ continues to be a thing, even today. Recently "Chris The Meme God" had a 20 million view TikTok featuring BabySmash...where he failed to mention the URL. Sigh. Anyway, the code has been up at http://github.com/shanselman/babysmash for years and other than a few small fixes, really hasn't been touched in 4 or 5 years. Until Cathy Sullivan from the .NET team used BabySmash as a test application to upgrade to .NET 5 in the year 2021. She used the .NET Upgrade Assistant. She even LIVE STREAMED the upgrade process! Cathy sent me a PR and we put the resulting .NET 5 BabySmash application in a new dotnet5 branch at https://github.com/shanselman/babysmash/tree/dotnet5. I'd encourage you to check it out as it's very easy to build now. Make sure you get the dotnet5 branch and "dotnet build" from there, not the main branch. The version that Cathy sent me built great in Visual Studio but had a small issue when building from the command line. Fortunately Alex Elia followed up with a PR of his own that enabled BabySmash to cleanly build from the command line with just the .NET 5 SDK. He said: I wasn't readily able to find artifacts for the .NET 5.0 version of BabySmash, so I made a pull request against the repository with a continuous integration pipeline, updated README and adjustments to enable using the .NET CLI for build/run/publish workflows. https://github.com/shanselman/babysmash/pull/25 It was a project property [that prevented it from building from the command line.] The .NET CLI targets one version of MSBuild whereas Visual Studio/devenv.exe targets another. There was one particular property, GenerateManifests, in the csproj that the .NET CLI version of MSBuild rejected. The property GenerateManifests being set to true chain triggers down to a call to MSBuild for a task FormatUrl (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/formaturl-task?view=vs-2019) which is fairly intuitively named; It formats a URL. The .NET CLI version of MSBuild does not support this task and thus rejects the build. Interesting note on why it was difficult to find this. WPF projects trigger a build task called MarkupCompilePass1 (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/msbuild/markupcompilepass1-task?view=vs-2019) to process the xaml/cs views files into generated .g.cs and baml files. If the build failed due to the GenerateManifests error then that dotnet.exe process would hang and subsequent builds will fail due to a collision on the WPF .g.cs generated files. Fantastic! I followed up with this small tweak to the "dotnet publish" command line which allows us to now to make a single babysmash.exe file that includes the whole app and .NET, with NO INSTALL. dotnet publish --configuration Release --runtime=win10-x64 --output ./publish -p:PublishReadyToRun=true -p:PublishSingleFile=true -p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true --self-contained=true -p:DebugType=None You can get the babysmash.exe from https://github.com/shanselman/babysmash/releases/tag/dotnet5-v0.1 if you'd like, or just install the old one from http://www.babysmash.com! Sponsor: Extend your runway and expand your reach. Oracle for Startups delivers enterprise cloud at a startup price tag with free cloud credits to help you reel in the big fish--confidently. Learn more!(C) 2021 Scott Hanselman. All rights reserved.     

The Adobe software company has offered over time exceptional design software such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and many others. Adobe XD is another excellent platform that you can use, and these Adobe XD tutorials will show you exactly how. Adobe XD or Adobe Experience Design CC is a similar platform to Sketch, thus allowing you to build various […] The post 20 Best Adobe XD Tutorials appeared first on Line25.

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The speed of your website means more than just convenience for visitors. Site speed can make or break the success of your website. Without acceptable page load times, visitors will become impatient and leave your site, or worse yet, not hang around to give you a first glance. Slow site speed is seen as a […] The post Slow Website? How to Improve Site Speed appeared first on Line25.

Although XML is more complicated and sophisticated than JSON, it has been in use for data interchange for quite some time. The encoding/xml package can encode and decode structs to and from XML format in a similar way to the encoding/json package. This article quickly explores Go's standard library while working with XML files. XML […] The post Working with XML files in Go appeared first on Developer.com.