16th October 2015
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16th October 2015
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Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Android 6.0 Marshmallow is such a mishmash of features that I spent a long time trying to suss out the unifying principle behind it all. Turns out, the answer was literally right in front of my face the entire time I was looking at my phone: that new, colorful Google logo. It’s divisive, like any bold rebranding. It gets rid of the childish lettering in favor of a more restrained font — but still has an aura of playfulness in the coloring. It’s a sign that Google’s growing up; it’s more refined and able to put on a suit if […]
2nd September 2015
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2nd September 2015
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Google Launch New Logo

Google is introducing a new logo today. Just a month after unveiling a major restructuring of the company, Google is updating its image, too. The new Google logo is still a wordmark, but it’s now using a sans-serif typeface, making it look a lot more modern and playful. The colors are also softer than they used to be. The logo bears a bit more resemblance to the logo of Google’s new parent company, Alphabet, as well. Alphabet’s wordmark has a similarly unadorned look, and this update makes the two companies’ design language fall more inline. As Google’s video introducing the new […]
20th August 2015
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20th August 2015
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Understanding Critical CSS

The web is slow, yet there are a few simple strategies to make websites faster. One of them is inlining critical CSS into the <head> of your pages, yet how exactly do you do it if your site contains hundreds of pages, or even worse, hundreds of different templates? You can’t do it manually. Dean Hume explains an easy way to get it done. If you’re a seasoned web developer, you might find the article obvious and self-explanatory, but it’s a good piece to show to your clients and junior developers for sure. Delivering a fast, smooth web experience is […]
31st July 2015
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31st July 2015
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Google Translate’s App Now Instantly Translates Printed Text In 27 Languages

One of the most intense experiences you’ll ever have is visiting a country that speaks a language different than yours. There’s a host of tools you can use, but Google’s Translate product has leapfrogged just about everything out there over the years. Its most handy, and impressive, tool is the six-month-old instant translation feature, using the goodies from the acquired Word Lens, that lets you point your camera at something written in another language, say a sign, and it’ll translate into your language with ridiculous accuracy in almost real-time. Today, that feature is expanding today from seven languages to 27 […]
3rd July 2015
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3rd July 2015
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Gmail New Option Undo Send Mail

And now you can do just that. Turn on Undo Send in Gmail Labs under Settings, and you’ll see a new “Undo” link on every sent mail confirmation. Click “Undo,” and we’ll grab the message before it’s sent and take you right back to compose. This feature can’t pull back an email that’s already gone; it just holds your message for five seconds so you have a chance to hit the panic button. And don’t worry – if you close Gmail or your browser crashes in those few seconds, we’ll still send your message.
3rd July 2015
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3rd July 2015
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Facebook’s New Logo Is Even More Generic Than the Old One

all of Facebook’s impressive records and achievements, the social network’s logo and wordmark have always remained resolutely basic. The company has now decided to freshen up its look, but there’s no major redesign happening: the simple old “facebook” is now typed out in an even less distinctive font than before, with the most obvious change being the switch from a double-story “a” to a single-story one. The refreshed look features more white space and thinner lettering, likely in an effort to make the wordmark more legible at lower resolutions on mobile devices. Facebook’s Josh Higgins tells Brand New that the company […]
27th June 2015
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27th June 2015
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Which Programming Language Should I Learn First [ XpertLab ]?

Before choosing your first programming language, you should also check out this XpertLab on What Is Programming And What Do Programmers Do. So you want to learn programming. Maybe you have asked your developer friends for recommendations and get different answers. They explained with terms that you don’t understand (what is object-oriented?!). To help you to pick your first programming language to learn, here is an easy-to-understand XpertLab that recommends the best option, depending on your purpose and interest. Details such as learning difficulty, popularity, and average salary for each computer programming language are provided too. I have also compiled a list of best programming tools and […]
16th June 2015
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16th June 2015
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When & Why to Use PHP Framework?

Over the last few years web development industry has seen ground breaking changes in frameworks. As the time has gone popular PHP frameworks like Laravel, Phalcon, Symfony, Zend and CodeIgniter have just got more bigger and better and become handy tool for developers to build giant application effortlessly. PHP is one of the widely used languages for web development and almost every reputed CMS system use PHP as a base programming language. Some really popular CMS like WordPress and Joomla are written in PHP and one of the widely accepted and giant eCommerce system called Magento has been built with […]
16th June 2015
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16th June 2015
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Popular PHP Frameworks

t seems that the most popular PHP frameworks are: Laravel (1st), Phalcon (2nd), and Symphony2 (3rd). I found the following graphic (from December 2013) that highlights popularity by percentage of the market (though I can’t guarantee its accuracy). As far as jobs go, on Dice.com only Laravel had more than 3 positions referring to the framework by name. There were actually 42 PHP developer positions that mention Laravel out of 2,115 PHP developer positions. So, it seems learning a specific framework for PHP doesn’t yet have much market appeal. While learning the basics of PHP are generic, frameworks expedite process […]
5th June 2015
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5th June 2015
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Why To Learn Web Development

lmost everybody around you are learning web development now a days? And now you are searching for the exact reason that why everybody is going this way? Let me tell you the 5 reasons that why one should learn web development. I hope after reading this short and well explained article you will also equip your self with this great skill. Cutting the long story short, here are the 5 reasons: 1- High Income Potential: In the increasing trend of business and entrepreneurship all around the world it has become necessary for everyone to have a personal and a professional website. […]
5th June 2015
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5th June 2015
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Web Development: A proper post launch strategy

If you take one lesson away from these blogs it’s the importance of a post launch strategy. Almost every word I’ve written, every blog we’ve posted is about a post launch strategy. Link building is part of it, social media management is part of it, deciding if you want PPC is another. Every single one of these things is part of your post-launch strategy. But is there a specific order with which to do things? The simple answer is no, but there are certainly things to avoid, and things to tick off your list, to make the transition from pre-launch […]
4th June 2015
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4th June 2015
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Businesses Dependent On Android Developers For Application Development

Android is an open source operating system for which developers don’t need to pay authentication or license fees for android applications development. Moreover, they can even promote the apps with any third party software companies. Android gadgets have made revolutionary changes in the world and people don’t find any difficulty while using apps on their devices. With such convenience and easy-to-handle behavior, most businesses have started considering android development as an essential tool for availing result-driven apps to enhance business sales. Pre-requisites of android app development Developers can design a number of mobile apps using this open source platform. To […]