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Mastering WP_Meta_Query & WP_Date_Query
Welcome to the final part of the series—well, technically the final part will be "Series Finale", but you get the idea. In this part, you're going to learn about two sibling classes called...
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Quiz: Do You Understand Object-Oriented JavaScript With ES6?
Do you understand object-oriented JavaScript with ES6? Take our quiz and find out.Object-Oriented JavaScript With ES6In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Jeremy McPeak will teach you everything you...
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Managing Private Pods With CocoaPods
Most of us use open source libraries on a daily basis. With CocoaPods, managing dependencies in a Cocoa project is virtually painless. In some situations, however, a project depends on a library or...
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Monitor and Control Applications Using Supervisor: Part 2
In the first part of this two-part tutorial series, we saw to set up and control Supervisor to work with our web applications. In this part, we will see how we can programmatically control Supervisor...
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Using PostCSS with BEM and SUIT Methodologies
In this tutorial we’re going to learn how to use PostCSS to make development of BEM/SUIT style CSS easier and more efficient.These two methodologies lay out a naming convention for classes that makes...
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Interested in Writing for Tuts+ Code?
For the first time in over a year, we're looking to add more instructors to our team. Specifically, we're looking for those who have strong skills in Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, and more, all of which...
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New Course: Animate Your Site With AngularJS
What You'll Be CreatingAnimation is no longer an optional feature in web applications. Users expect it, so developers must oblige. If you're writing an AngularJS-based application, then you already...
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What Is a Core Data Fault?
Faults are an essential component of Core Data. Even though the term sounds ominous, faults are inherent to the life cycle of a Core Data record. In this tutorial, you'll learn what faults are, how to...
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Query Improvements in the Latest Versions of WordPress
Within the last year, much has been written about the improvements to the WordPress user interface: the most talked about change has been the improved writing experience.But if you're a developer...
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PostCSS Deep Dive: Shortcuts and Shorthand
So far we’ve used PostCSS to do things like optimizing stylesheets, adding functionality for preprocessing, and generating certain class naming conventions, but how can it help just writing plain old...
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Using Gradle Build Variants
IntroductionOne of the key features of Android Studio is the integration of Gradle as an Android build system. While the overall purpose of a build system is to take source code and construct an...
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An Introduction to Learning and Using DNS Records
What You'll Be CreatingIntroductionThe Domain Name System (DNS) essentially provides a phone directory for the Internet. You might want to type in apple.com to your web browser to buy iPhone...
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Mastering WP_Query: Series Finale
Welcome to the end of the "Mastering WP_Query" series. It's been a long journey—this was one of the longest series in the history of Tuts+. Rachel and I are extremely proud to be the two writers of...
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PostCSS Deep Dive: Miscellaneous Goodies
Throughout this series we’ve been through many different categories of PostCSS plugins, offering all kinds of different advantages for your CSS development. But some of the very best PostCSS plugins...
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Core Data and Swift: Core Data Stack
IntroductionThe Core Data framework has been around for many years. It's used in thousands of applications and by millions of people, both on iOS and OS X. Core Data is maintained by Apple and is very...
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Explore Amazon Web Services
What You'll Be CreatingAmazon Web Services are a comprehensive set of services that help you build and deploy better software. There are over 25 data centers hosting more than 1.4 million servers. This...
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Core Data and Swift: Data Model
IntroductionIn the first article of this series, we learned about the Core Data stack, the heart of a Core Data application. We explored the managed object context, the persistent store coordinator,...
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DRY WordPress Theme Development
When you're building a WordPress theme, it's worth taking some time to identify where you can avoid repetition of code. This gives you quite a few benefits:You'll only have to write the code once,...
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Core Data and Swift: Managed Objects and Fetch Requests
With everything about Cora Data data models still fresh in your mind, it's time to start working with Core Data. In this article, we meet NSManagedObject, the class you'll interact with most when...
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PostCSS Deep Dive: Create Your Own Plugin
As I’m sure you’ve well and truly gathered by this point, what makes PostCSS amazing is its thriving plugin ecosystem. And a huge reason there are so many great plugins, with more coming out all the...
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