An Accordion that doesn’t break your content. jQuery plugin that lets you create beautiful responsive Accordion dropdown content.
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An Accordion that doesn’t break your content. jQuery plugin that lets you create beautiful responsive Accordion dropdown content.
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jQuery plugin for creating video and audio sequences with media source extensions.
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You've just developed an awesome plugin for WordPress and you want to share it with as many people as possible. To do that, the WordPress.org platform seems to be the best choice as it’s the official WordPress plugins repository.
But submitting your plugin to WordPress.org is not enough to gain users: you must introduce your plugin in the best possible way to let WordPress users know what your plugin can do.
A complete WordPress.org page will make your plugin more attractive. You will gain more users and these users will know how to use your plugin.
Once a WordPress plugin is installed, a short description can be displayed on the Installed Plugins page of the administration panel thanks to a correctly formatted comment, placed in the main file of the plugin. While this is a good way to help your users to remember what your plugin does, it doesn’t help you gain more users.
Before deciding to download your plugin, users generally check your plugin’s WordPress.org page in order to find out what it can do. Users will look at the description of your plugin, so you should describe precisely the features of your plugin (we will see how in a next part). But users will also want to know if your plugin is easy to use: several screenshots and a FAQ are useful for that. When you release an update, your users will want to know why they must download this update (does it fix known bugs or eradicate security risks?), so be sure to include this type of information as well.
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The ability to personalize a user’s experience is one of the greatest advantages mobile apps have over mobile websites. While the lines between mobile websites and apps continue to blur, apps can leverage device-specific functions like geolocation, push notifications, cameras, photo libraries and user contacts for creating personalized experiences.
The majority of mobile personalization platforms focus on retail and increasing sales and conversions. Non-retail apps can also benefit from personalization to keep users invested and engaged. In this article I present strategies and tactics to consider when interweaving personalization into your non-retail apps.
Sure, collecting user and behavioral data coupled with complex algorithms to deliver highly-relevant experiences is the Holy Grail of personalization. And for that reason I think many developers shy away from personalization considering it too daunting. While such platforms are common in large e-commerce implementations, personalization efforts can begin without a lot of effort and still provide significant value.
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Bootstrap Markdown is a plugin for markdown editing. It exposes useful API that allow you to fully hook-in into the plugin
Welcome to On Our Radar, a weekly round-up of news, trends and other cool stuff from the world of web development. This week saw the launch of the Raspberry Pi 2, which is billed as being considerably faster than its predecessor, but not the slightest bit pricier. Microsoft somehow managed to get in on the […]
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