For seven years straight, PHP has been the fourth most popular programming language in the world, powering more than 200 million Websites, with more than 81.7 percent of public websites leveraging PHP on the server side. PHP took a huge leap into the future this week with the first major update to the language since 2004, when version 5.0 […]
Coding
The New WordPress.com App for Windows Is Here
Now you can manage your sites, write and publish, and even customize your site and view stats from a dedicated app in your Windows Start Menu. Use it for your sites on WordPress.com, as well as for self-hosted WordPress sites. (For the latter, you’ll just need to have the Jetpack plugininstalled to connect your site.) And […]
How To Master Fireworks’ CSS Properties Panel And CSS Professionalzr
Today, being a designer is about much more than drawing beautiful interfaces in Photoshop or Fireworks. To properly design a website or application, a UI designer must understand the technology with which their products will be built; therefore, they must have a minimum set of front-end development skills. The World Wide Web is not static. […]
Customizing Tree-Like Data Structures In WordPress With The Walker Class
In WordPress, a navigation menu, a list of categories or pages, and a list of comments all share one common characteristic: They are thevisual representation of tree-like data structures. This means that a relationship of superordination and subordination exists among the elements of each data tree. There will be elements that are parents of other […]
Advantage of using Jtest over JUnit
Unit testing is one of most important and useful task to be done by developer at the stage of coding, irrespective of language in which he/she is coding. The main objective of unit testing is to take the smallest possible testable code (generally a method) and determine whether it behaves exactly as per the requirement. […]
HTML
Designers could learn how to code, and developers could learn how to design. Sometimes it might not be an option. In this article, the author makes a suggestion to designers without coding skills on how to start crafting code. You might want to take the suggested tool with a grain of salt (or not) but […]
CSS
Adding PostCSS To Your Workflow Because PostCSS is written in JavaScript, we can use task runners like Gulpand Grunt to transform the CSS in our projects. The tutorial below demonstrates how to incorporate PostCSS in your workflow via either Gulp or Grunt. Using one tool over the other is not crucial and is simply a […]