Category Archives: Blog

Top 5 Python Frameworks in 2021

Here’s a great article from The Crazy Programmer Python has some of the most frequently used frameworks that have been chosen due to the simplicity of development and minimal learning curve. Based on the latest Stack Overflow 2020 poll, 66 percent of programmers are using the two of the most popular Python web frameworks, Django […]

UIKit Apprentice [SUBSCRIBER]

Here’s a great article from Ray Wenderlich | High quality programming tutorials: iOS, Android, Swift, Kotlin, Unity, and more <h2>For Complete Beginners!</h2> <h2>If you’re completely new to Swift and iOS development (or need a brush-up), this is the series for you.</h2> <p>The UIKit Apprentice is a series of epic-length tutorials for beginners where you’ll learn […]

How To Create Professional Websites Effortlessly with Jimdo

Here’s a great article from SitePoint In this tutorial, you’ll how to create professional websites within minutes using Jimdo. We’ll show you how to use Jimdo’s drag-and-drop builder, and also Dolphin, Jimdo’s AI website builder. With these tools, business owners and freelancers can easily set up their own websites, even without any coding experience. Most […]

Flexible API Design: Create Hooks for Your PHP API Pipeline

Here’s a great article from SitePoint Designing application programming interfaces (APIs) can be a challenging endeavor. Good APIs have simple interfaces that are straightforward and easy to use. Behind this simple interface can be many complex system interactions, and those interactions can really muddy the waters of an otherwise clearly defined endpoint task. Over time, […]

Saving Data on Android [SUBSCRIBER]

Here’s a great article from Ray Wenderlich | High quality programming tutorials: iOS, Android, Swift, Kotlin, Unity, and more <h2>Save Data on Android!</h2> <p>Persisting data has always been a fundamental part of any app. Saving data locally or remotely with modern techniques for synchronization allows your app to always be up-to-date, reactively presenting fresh data.</p> […]