Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (May 2020)
If you’re a web designer or developer and want to make the most of your spare time, take a look at this round of Fresh Resources series.…
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On the Psychology of Remote Meetings
Anyone who’s spent a few minutes on Zoom (by now, who hasn’t?) must have intuitively grasped that remote meetings via videoconferencing come with distinct textures and dynamics compared to in-person conversations.…
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GNOME is not the default for Fedora Workstation
We recently had a Fedora AMA where one of the questions asked is why GNOME is the default desktop for Fedora Workstation. In the AMA we answered why GNOME had been chosen for Fedora Workstation, but we didn’t challenge the underlying assumption built into the way the question was asked, and the answer to that assumption is that it isn’t the default.…
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Wix vs WordPress SEO: Which is Better?
A strong SEO foundation is vital for any blog’s success. So, when searching for the best platform for building a website, you want to check out its SEO features.…
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Learn How To Configure Windows Server 2019 Active Directory
A few comments came in via my Youtube channel requesting a new Active Directory setup tutorial. Especially with some of the VMware Center tutorials requiring some form of DNS.…
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Matplotlib Crash Course
Learn the basics of Matplotlib in this crash course tutorial. Matplotlib is an amazing data visualization library for Python. You will also learn how to apply Matplotlib to real-world problems.…
Read More How ‘Karen’ Became a Coronavirus Villain
In the ongoing, tense conversation over how long America has to remain locked down during the coronavirus pandemic, one of the more absurd moments came two weeks ago: Carolyn Goodman, the mayor of Las Vegas, called for the immediate reopening of her city’s casinos, offering her constituents up as a “control group” to test whether stay-at-home measures are actually effective.…
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What is a progressive web app (PWA)? Why would you want one?
It’s been years since the beginning of the age of the smartphone. With it came the era of native apps. Apps continue to play a massive role in our daily life, and many business owners have asked themselves multiple times: should we have an app?…
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Are you a designer? These WP Multipurpose Themes were created for you
It only makes sense that multipurpose themes are among the best-selling WordPress themes out there. They enable users to build virtually any type of website, they are great for web designers serving a varied clientele, and most are easy to work with.…
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Net Neutrality: Here’s Everything You Need To Know
Net neutrality is the idea that internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon should treat all content flowing through their cables and cell towers equally. That means they shouldn’t be able to slide some data into “fast lanes” while blocking or otherwise discriminating against other material.…
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This Website Shows You Web Design Trends From The Past
We often forget just how primitive the web used to be. Dating back to the late 90s and early 2000s people were just getting online, and even then many didn’t use the web very often.…
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Learn the Svelte JavaScript Framework – Full Course
Full Course on the Svelte JavaScript Framework.
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Handwashing App
? https://phptuts.github.io/fcc-handwashing/
? https://github.com/phptuts/fcc-handwashing
COVID-19 US Tracker App
? https://covid-us.noahglaser.net/
? https://github.com/phptuts/fcc-covid-19-us…
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Should You Dump Your Page Builder for Gutenberg? 12 WordPress Experts Provide the Answer
The Gutenberg block editor is nothing short of a disruption in the evolution of WordPress. For far too long we relied on the TinyMCE editor aka the Classic editor to create content in WordPress.…
Read More The Easy Questions That Stump Computers
Gary Marcus was amusing himself on his iPhone by making a state-of-the-art neural network look stupid. Marcus’s target, a deep-learning network called GPT-2, had recently become famous for its uncanny ability to generate plausible-sounding English prose with just a sentence or two of prompting.…
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Project Euler Challenges 1–4 – Coding Challenges with Florin
Watch an experienced software developer (Florin Pop) work through the Project Euler challenges live.
00:00 – Intro
05:15 – Challenge 1 – Multiples of 3 and 5
12:58 – Challenge 2 – Even Fibonacci Numbers
20:30 – Challenge 3 – Largest prime factor
44:42 – Challenge 4 – Largest palindrome
Connect with Florin Pop
?YouTube…
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The Oracle Foundations Associate Cloud Certification (PASS THE EXAM) – Full Course
The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Foundations Certification is for people who have foundational knowledge of core cloud computing concepts and an understanding of those services in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.…
Read More Virtualmin hosting on Debian 10 Buster
With the come of spring, new OS versions and more knowledge about Linux, I think time has come to make another tutorial about how to setup a small hosting server, mainly for personal usage.…
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Distributed FAQ: What Are the Key Tools for Creating an Effective Remote Work Environment?
In Distributed FAQ, Matt Mullenweg addresses some of the most common issues companies, executives, and individuals face as they consider transitioning to a distributed model.
Q. What are the necessary tools and processes to create an effective remote work environment?…
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Improving site speed: tools and suggestions
Site speed is one of the factors which determines whether you get a good ranking in Google. Site speed is a ranking factor, and its importance keeps growing.…
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May 2020 Summit – freeCodeCamp.org
It’s been a while since the freeCodeCamp community has held a big Summit live stream. Now with the coronavirus pandemic, we need social interaction more than ever.…
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