Cheatsheets & Infographics For Software Developers
If you are just embarking on a journey to learn a programming language or would just like to find some cheats that would make debugging a tad bit easi…
If you are just embarking on a journey to learn a programming language or would just like to find some cheats that would make debugging a tad bit easi…
With the advent of CSS3, we’ve seen a plethora of new features like Rounded Corners, Box Shadows, and Text Shadows. However, some features are still…
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WordPress is, to this date, the most popular CMS with over 30% market share of the web. With such an amount of market share, WordPress often becomes a…
If you are running a WordPress-powered website, its security should be your primary concern. In most cases, WordPress blogs are compromised because th…
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Responsive Design is here to stay, but there are many issues that need to be addressed when it comes to making images responsive. Although responsive …
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The notification interface has become a common part of our digital interaction, both on the desktop, mobile devices, and on the Web. Specifically on t…
You’ve heard how good WordPress is in terms of expandability, customization and you decided to give it a try. Installing a basic copy of WordPress w…