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    Questions for Google AMP

    While writing the article for David Walsh’s blog I had posted a version of the article on Medium to have @cramforce, the lead on Google AMP, answer the questions brought up. Here is a link to the article where he posted those answers: bit.ly/1VCLBr0 As developers...

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    Set Default Browser on Mac

    I like using edge browsers each day so that I'm aware of what features my website visitors will be seeing down the road, and to get an early glimpse at new browser and API features.  I prefer to do my basic browsing in Chrome Canary and...

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    Check Out The Best Tools To Use For Your Projects

    If you’re just staring up with a website or application, you shouldn’t miss out on some of the best tools and resources available out there. Some of them could prove to be real life savers. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list for you to...

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    How to Build Charts in Angular

    It is very easy to get lost in the flood of JavaScript frameworks and libraries that we, as front-end developers, have to choose from these days. Every week some new framework springs up and takes you back to the comparison board, making your task of selecting...

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    Making Portfolios And Websites Is An Easy Job With These Tools

    To do the best possible job, it always helps to have the best tools for that job. If you are somewhat new to the website or portfolio-building game, you could not be expected to know which tools are the best and what makes them so. We've done...

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    Stylish, Secure Forms with Wufoo

    I've said consistently over my entire professional career that I absolutely hate working with web forms.  Forms have always been a pain to style, you usually have to write server-side and client-side logic, you need to write spam prevention logic, there's security (especially if you take payment) and XSS prevention...

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    10+ WordPress Themes That Will Add Value to Your Projects

    It takes time and effort to find the best of anything when you have dozens of candidates to choose from. This can be especially true when most of them happen to be labeled "premium". In the case of WordPress themes, we've done most of the work...

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    WordPress Publish Post Hook

    One of the best parts of WordPress is its hook/action system; this special hook system is WordPress' way of assigning callbacks when certain events occur. One event that there seems to be a lot of confusion over is which hook to use to detect when...

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    How to Collaborate with Clients in a Way that Boosts Business (and a Giveaway!)

    Web design and development is much like the universe itself – ever-growing, ever-changing, with trillions of bright stars (and endless dust). We invest a lot to learn, grow, and develop in order to stand out as one of the stars: we study trends, uncover tools, keep...

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    Offline Recipes for Service Workers

    "Offline" is a big topic these days, especially as many web apps look to also function as mobile apps.  The original offline helper API, the Application Cache API (also known as "appcache"), has a host of problems, many of which can be found in Jake Archibald's...