It’s much simpler and less entangled, because we’re using the document as a global message bus, and passing messages through it so individual components don’t need to know about each other. (Note that in a real app, we’d use something like Backbone or the RSVP library to manage events. We’re just triggering on document to keep things simple here.) We’re also hiding all the dirty work—such as finding the name of the person who was liked—inside the S
Most web designers consider the creation of wireframes an important part of their web design process. However, less consider it a group activity.
One great thing about the Web is the abundance of freely accessible content that will help you keep informed about your profession. If you're interested in logo design, check out the excellent logo design blogs featured in this article. Blogs are a great way to find design inspiration regularly, learn new tips and tricks, and keep up with your industry's news and happenings. Continue reading...Continue Reading: 6 Must-Read Blogs for Logo Designers
This article was written for Inspirationfeed by Debbie Allen .Debbie is a professional writer and blogger who specializes in topics of interest to women and online marketing strategies. More and more people are discovering the pleasures of freelancing. Whether they decide to freelance on a full-time basis or just to supplement their income, it’s a way to gain some control in a unique way. Accepting online payments can be a simple process. But in some cases, getting paid is not as
Let’s face it, JavaScript hasn’t always had the best reputation among developers, and since the foundation of CoffeeScript back in 2009 this little language has taken the world of JavaScript developers by storm; mainly because it overcomes what some may say is the worst aspect of JavaScript: the syntax of its code. Even though this is a [...]
If you’ve created an Android app and achieved some amount of success, then you’ll probably be feeling pretty good about yourself. The ability to accrue downloads and make money from the app is certainly laudable. There is, however, a large difference between short-term success and continued success. Many apps die out like shooting stars—brilliant for [...]
Just a quick reminder: Registration on LearnWebDevelopment.com’s WordPress Bootcamp is ending this week - May 23, 2013 at midnight. If you want to learn WordPress - and create your first website in just a few days - this is the bootcamp for you! You’ll learn how to build a fully-functioning website using WordPress faster than ever before. Grab your seat today.
Recently I’ve been looking for tools to improve my web design workflow, especially to work with CSS better. In this post you can discover some of the tools I have [...]
Charts and graphs are used to show statistics and data in a visually appealing manner. So, if you are looking for some free to use or download web elements that can help you showing statistics and data on your website in an interesting way, then you have come to the right place. In this post, we are presenting an awesome collection of some very useful and appealing chart and graph PSD designs for you. All the charts and graphs presented in this collection are available in PSD format so that you
Sketchmine provides .sketch files for use in Bohemian Coding's Sketch app for Mac. The files are free to download and are contributed by the Sketch community.
It’s been more than a year since Google first introduced Penguin Algorithm Update. How has Google search result changed? Did Google Penguin kill off link spam as it promised? What makes site rank high on Google today (and what will cause...
The Phraseology Project was originally setup by Drew Melton as a way for him to hone his typography skills. The idea is that people submit words or phrases and Drew, or a guest contributor, creates a typographic treatment of the submissions. The list of contributors include designers such as Ray Brown, Luke Ritchie, Simon Ålander and Joshua Bullock, all [...]
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