The look a vintage font can add to branding or logo design can be immeasurable. With our list of the Best Vintage Fonts you can be sure to pick a great one!

Static site generators are pretty en vogue nowadays. It is as if developers around the world are suddenly realizing that, for most websites, a simple build process is easy enough to render the last 20 years of content management systems useless. All right, that's a bit over the top. But for the average website without many moving parts, it's pretty close! However, does that hold true for websites bigger than your humble technology blog? How do static site generators behave when the number of pages exceeds the average portfolio website and runs up into the thousands? Or when development is a team effort? Or when people of different technical backgrounds are involved? This is the story of how we managed to bring roughly 2000 pages and 40 authors onto a technology stack made for hackers.The post Using A Static Site Generator At Scale: Lessons Learned appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

When assessing the effectiveness of a website’s design, we often look at numbers. After all, numbers don’t lie. We track bounce rates, engagement rates, or spikes or dips in organic... The post Improve UX by Understanding What Compels Human Behavior appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Prototyping is essential to help your team create the best product possible. It's a chance to experiment with ideas and turn them into something tangible that you can test and build upon. When you fail with your prototype, you land softly — there's always the chance to iterate and improve. The team behind Adobe's new prototyping tool Experience Design (Adobe XD) uses prototyping as a method to test new features before they make it into the program. Being a product manager on the Adobe XD team, I'll share some insights into how the team uses prototyping to build and improve Adobe XD, and make prototyping more efficient for designers.The post How We Use Prototyping, And How It Made Us More Efficient appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

To build a stable life, we all need a stable environment, which is impossible if there is a war. This disturbs a lot of things,... The post How Are Wars Affecting Modern Age Investments? appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

2020 has been quite the year, and it's only July. None of us can be certain what the rest of the year looks like, in particular for travel and events where lots of folks gather together. Given the uncertainty and the success of our online workshop series and Meets events, we're taking all of our 2020 conferences online. How will that work? Read on to find out! All of our online conference events will take place on the Hopin platform.

A greeting card is a piece of decorative, high-quality paper that encapsulates a message that can be sent by a person to another during the holidays and otherwise, to convey good wishes and thoughts. There are many types of greeting cards available in the market. Initially, when the trend of sending the greeting cards began, […] The post 13 Evergreen Greeting Card Designs appeared first on Line25.

Kubeflow is an MLOps toolkit originally created by Google that has integrated components for model development, model training, multi-step pipelines, AutoML, serving, monitoring, artifact management, and experiment tracking. The project aims to reduce costs associated with Running production machine learning workflows at scale with new capabilities. The PyTorch training operator can now be scaled up … continue reading The post SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Kubeflow appeared first on SD Times.

A few months ago, Microsoft released its free Visual Studio (VS) Live Share service. VS Live Share is Google Docs level collaboration for code. Multiple developers can collaborate on the same file at the same time without ever leaving their own editor. After the release of Live Share, I realized that many of us have resigned ourselves to being isolated in our code and we're not even aware that there are better ways to work with a service like VS Live Share.

We will learn about the following streaming protocols in order: RTMP RTSP WebRTC HLS SRT CMAF RTMP (Real-Time Messaging Protocol) RTMP streaming protocol, a TCP-based technology, was developed by Macromedia for streaming audio, video, and data over the Internet between a Flash player and a server. Macromedia was purchased by its rival Adobe on December 3, 2005, but with the phasing out of Flash in 2020, its use has become less to do with viewer-facing delivery of content and more for ingesting live streams into a platform through RTMP-enabled encoders.