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An Introduction to On-Demand Resources on iOS and tvOS
IntroductionAlongside iOS 9 and watchOS 2, Apple introduced on-demand resources, a new API for delivering content to your applications while also reducing the amount of space the application takes up...
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Protecting Your AWS Website From a DDoS Attack
An Update to Our Imperva Incapsula SeriesThis is the second of a sponsored, three-part series covering Incapsula performance and security services. In part one, I introduced you to Incapsula Website...
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Quiz: Are You Ready to Get Started With Python?
Want to get started with Python? Take our quiz and find out if you're ready.Introduction to PythonPython is well known as a programming language that is easy to learn. With a simple, expressive syntax,...
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The Beginners Guide to WooCommerce: Order Reports - Part 4
So far in this series, out of four I have discussed the first three sub-sections which an online store owner finds in the Orders reports. The fourth and last option deals with the reports which are...
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watchOS 2: Background Transfers and Queues
IntroductionWatch Connectivity is a new communication framework released alongside iOS 9 and watchOS 2. It's main purpose is to easily and seamlessly transfer information between an Apple Watch...
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The Beginners Guide to WooCommerce: Customer Reports
Customers are the backbone for any business especially when you run an online store. As in this case the contact with your customers is a virtual one so, it's critical to be able to monitor, track and...
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Introducing Envato Tuts+
Ever since the publication of our first tutorial in 2007, Tuts+ has always been part of the broader Envato (then called Eden!) community. Our content and approach has grown hand-in-hand with Envato...
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WP_Query Arguments: Author, Search, Password, Permissions, Caching and Return...
So far in this series you've learned about a selection of arguments you can use with the WP_Query class, to select posts by post type, category, tag, metadata, date, status and much more.In this final...
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Getting Started With Google Maps for Android: Advanced
1. IntroductionWhile the standard features of Google Maps are incredibly useful, there will be times that you want to do a little bit more. Luckily, Google has created an open source library containing...
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The Beginners Guide to WooCommerce: Stock Reports
Running an online store can put you in situations when you have to go through tough times. This happens especially when you run “out of stock” and your customers are dying to buy a particular product....
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Free Course: Fun With Web Audio
What You'll Be CreatingYou may have used the audio tag to play sound in the past. While that works fine for simply playing a sound, it doesn't give us much control over the quality or timing of the...
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Quiz: Do You Understand WebSockets?
Do you understand WebSockets? Take our quiz and find out.Connect the Web With WebSocketsWebSockets make it possible to have interactive, two-way communication sessions between the user's browser and a...
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Using PostCSS for Cross Browser Compatibility
In the last tutorial we wrapped up our “Quick Start” section of this series, and we’re now ready to move onto using PostCSS to generate stylesheets, employing different kinds of plugins for various...
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Mastering WP_Query: 10 Useful Examples
Now that we learned almost everything about the WP_Query class, it's time to try out some examples. In this part, we're going to work on 10 different scenarios to utilize the WP_Query class and related...
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Function Currying in Swift
IntroductionCurrying is a feature found in most modern programming languages. It translates a single function with multiple arguments into a series of functions each with one argument. In essence, this...
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Using PostCSS for Minification and Optimization
In the last tutorial you learned how to use PostCSS to help make your stylesheets more cross browser compatible, in particular dealing with issues arising from support for legacy versions of IE.In this...
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How Tech Firms are Becoming More Diverse by Changing the Way They Recruit
Recently I wrote about the gender imbalance in the tech industry, and made some practical suggestions as to what we can all do to change that. One of the areas I covered was recruitment: if you're an...
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Building a Product CSV Import Tool in OpenCart: Part 2
In our last tutorial we discussed how to implement an import tool, in which we created an import button and its front-end template. Today we’ll learn how we can directly import the bulk data from our...
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14 Organizations & Meetups Promoting Diversity in Tech
Earlier this summer, we looked at a handful of organizations working to close the gender gap in science, technology, engineering, and math. In continuing with this trend, I thought it'd also be...
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How to Optimize and Accelerate Your Website With Imperva Incapsula
What You'll Be CreatingIntroduction to Our Imperva Incapsula SeriesThis is the third of a series of sponsored tutorials covering Incapsula Website Security and performance services. In this tutorial,...
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