The Cypress is a popular framework, as it provides many options for writing and organizing tests. In terms of organizing tests, Cypress provides context(), describe(), and it() blocks. But, are they sufficient enough for organizing or grouping our tests? Most of the time, the answer is no. We cannot put all the tests that belong to a test suite into a single describe() block. The reason is that when our framework is much larger, we might feel it's difficult to maintain.

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The Delegation Event model is one of the many techniques used to handle events in GUI (Graphical User Interface) programming languages. GUI represents a system where a user visually or graphically interacts with the system. Other interactive systems are text-based or CUI (Character User Interface). CUI interacts with the system by typing out commands in […] The post Understanding and Using the Java Delegation Event Model appeared first on Developer.com.

Typography plays a big role in all types of designs, from product packaging to mobile apps and more. Today we’re taking a look at the best places to find free fonts, and take your design work to a new level. But why is typography so important? Remember what happened at the Oscars 2017, when they […]

With a history that stretches back 73,000 years, line art is one of the oldest forms of art known to mankind. While it has most certainly evolved since then (and thankfully, so have we), our knowledge and appreciation have grown as well. Some of the world's best artists including Leonardo da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, and Albrecht Durer have created some of the world's finest art by simply wielding lines with a combination of purpose and expertise. With all of this in mind, we thought that it was beyond time we took a closer look at the possibilities that are within reach when you use the Procreate app on your Apple iPad. Our selection of the best Procreate brushes for line art will give you the tools to create a masterpiece of your own. Top 15 Best Procreate Brushes for Line Art The Liner Brush Pack for Procreate – $15 Shine Like a Unicorn | Procreate Brushes – Free with a subscription Liner Library Procreate Brush Set – $9 Procreate brush “Female dummy” – Free with subscription Line Art - Brushes For Procreate – $2 Sketch Studio Brushes for Procreate – $12 Dry Liners Procreate Brush Set – $11 Metallic Brush […]

Do you feel the same way I do? I love WordPress plugins and I’m always excited to find out all about the interesting features new plugins offer. Every month, I go for a deep dive into the free WordPress plugins directory to return with the newest and most interesting plugins for you. So that your website can stick out of the other websites in the Google universe with its cool features. 1 – WP Event Map This plugin allows you to create events and display them on a Google Map. All the information on the events can be listed via shortcode. Developer: saurav.rox Work in progress: yes Latest version from: 02.17.2016 Costs: free on WordPress.org License: GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Known compatibilty issues: unknown Developer homepage: unknown Download on WordPress.org 2 – Techxplorer’s Plugin Listicle This nifty little plugin allows you to list your active plugins somewehere on your website. That allows you to give “love” back to the authors of the plugins by linking their plugins. The authors of the used plugins will like that. A simple shortcode is all it takes to generate the list. Developer: techxplorer Work in progress: yes Latest version from: 02.17.2016 Costs: free on WordPress.org License: GNU GENERAL […]* You might also be interested in the following articles10 Fresh WordPress Plugins to Start the Year WithDecember 2015: Ten Free WordPress Plugins to Revamp Your BlogFree WordPress Plugins: The Top10 of November 2015Ten Fresh Free WordPress Plugins in October 2015Two Fresh Solutions for Code Display in WordPressNew and Unspent: 10 Fresh Free WordPress Plugins (Edition: May 2015)

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So what are the most overused fonts in 2016? It's possible that nobody told you this. It's possible you've never considered it. Yet, there are certain rules when it comes to writing. Specifically, the practical, the mundane, or the literal writing. Typing words onto a blank page is a process in and of itself. It needs to be exhaustively checked and that means looking at the typeset. Because when the words start overflowing onto our canvas, we need them to flow in beautifully. Because harmony in the mind needs to be complemented by harmony in the fonts we use. While … Continue reading →Visit us at InstantShift.com

This week's Designer News - No 539 - includes How to Create a Color Theme Switcher, a Morphing Gooey Text Hover Effect, Free UXUI Doc Kit for Sketch/Figma, Design System Interview Questions, Faking 3D Elements with CSS, the StyleStash Chrome Extension, Teach Yourself Code and a bunch more! The post Weekly News for Designers No 539 appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Ben Sampson has posted a quick guide on his site sharing a deployment script for Laravel applications he's found useful. A good deploy script can save you time and speed up your application, and it only takes a few minutes to set one up. I have a standard deploy script which I use for almost all of my projects, which I'm going to break down and share with you. Note: This article assumes that you're using Laravel Forge. If you're not, many of the settings will be applicable, but the setup steps may be a bit different. He starts with a brief description of what a deployment script is and goes through the functionality he has included in his: switching the site to maintenance mode clearing caches clearing and optimizing routes clearing and optimizing the configuration clearing expired password reset tokens compiling front-end assets He puts it all together into a single file that's then included in the Forge deployment process. He doesn't provide other instruction as to how to use this script with another deployment method but it can potentially be used anywhere a bash script could.