Wednesday, September 30, 2015

PHP Channel’s 3rd 2015 Trimester Update

Another three months have gone by, and we’ve got some news to share.

First, let’s introduce our newest authors!

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New Authors

Jeff Smith Profile Image Jeff Smith, USA

Jeff Smith is a full-stack web developer who enjoys writing and reading of all types, and is interested in the Internet, business and entrepreneurship, technology, and learning new stuff. Jeff has been a very active member of our forums for a while now, and decided to chime in with his opinions by writing about defensive programming in PHP.

His debut post was well received, and part two is coming soon. In fact, it’s already in our peer review queue, so if you’d like to take an early look and give us your opinion on it, our doors are wide open!

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by Bruno Skvorc via SitePoint

How to Write a Winning Pitch Deck

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It’s tough enough to get a meeting with a VC. But once you’ve stolen their attention, how do you get their financial support?

VCs look for the valuable product, great team and exciting mission trifecta. But even if you have those three things, you’re not guaranteed to score an investment—you also need a compelling pitch deck that sums those elements up and makes it very clear to investors why this is one opportunity they shouldn’t pass up.

Wondering how to create a pitch deck worthy of your startup? Read on for tips from VCs, founders and Silicon Valley insiders.

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by Aja Frost via SitePoint

Create a Mobile Application Using WordPress, Ionic, and AngularJS

An Interview With Tuts+ Reader Lucy Stanford

Jenkins Workflow: Scripting Out Complex Builds

This Week in Mobile Web Development (#76)

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Mobile Web Weekly September 30, 2015   #76
Holly Schinsky recommends
How to make web forms work better on mobile — Taking time to consider the device you’re targeting can make a huge difference in the usability of your web forms over simply making them responsive.
Creative Bloq
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Mobile Web Is Top Of Funnel, Mobile App Is Bottom Of Funnel — Data shows that mobile web unique visitor growth is faster than mobile app visitor growth and Fred Wilson says that this is because mobile web is “top of funnel” for user acquisition.
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Holly Schinsky recommends
Visual Studio Emulators: Debug WebGL and HTML5 Mobile Experiences — Microsoft announces new emulators for debugging WebGL and HTML5 mobile apps.
SitePoint - David Rousset
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Native mobile UIs in JavaScript with Tabris.js - iOS 9 ready — Tabris.js is a great way to develop apps with native UIs for Android and iOS in JavaScript. Jump in and give it a try!
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Brian Rinaldi recommends
Patterns — Responsive Web Design — A series of patterns for building responsive website designs.
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Holly Schinsky recommends
Getting Started Building Apps with Ionic and Parse — A set of lessons to help you get started building mobile apps with Angular/Ionic and Parse.com.
Aaron K Saunders
Holly Schinsky recommends
Hello Backend: Your Second Ionic Framework App — Part 2 in a series on building a hybrid app with Ionic. In this post, learn how to add the backend to your Ionic hybrid app with a factory talking to a Random User Generator API.
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Holly Schinsky recommends
How To Use LokiJS For Local Storage In Your Ionic App — A tutorial on using the LokiJS in-memory database solution for local storage in your hybrid apps.
Gone Hybrid
Holly Schinsky recommends
PhoneGap Day 2016 — The PhoneGap Day 2016 website has been launched with links for early bird tickets, call for speakers and more details around the scheduling and venue.
PhoneGap Day 2016
Holly Schinsky recommends
Android Builds Now Using Gradle on PhoneGap Build By Default — PhoneGap Build is now using Gradle for all Android builds by default. Read on for details.
PhoneGap Build Blog
Peter Cooper recommends
What I Learned While Publishing An HTML5 Mobile App
Thomas Hunter II
Brian Rinaldi recommends
PSA: Safari on iOS9 has a media query bug — The viewport size is set incorrectly when the viewport meta tag contains “initial-scale=1” or “width=device-width”, and the page contains an element that is wider than the desired viewport’s boundary.
Reddit
Brian Rinaldi recommends
A note on weird font size changes in mobile Chrome — An unusual test case that causes text to automatically change size despite the CSS.
QuirksMode
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A Glimpse of Latest Mobile App Development Trends — 15 development trends in the mobile app market according to Katie Stanfield.
InfoQ
Holly Schinsky recommends
Tutorial: Create an Instagram Gallery App with Onsen UI + React — How to use Onsen UI with React to develop a simple Instagram app.
Onsen.io
Holly Schinsky recommends
A Beginner’s Guide to Performant Design Decisions — Tips to implement good design practices to achieve the best 'perceived performance' in your design.
Sparkbox
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Integrating the Calendar into your Ionic App — An example of integrating an app with the device’s calendar.
Raymond Camden
Brian Rinaldi recommends
Rapid Cross-OS Mobile App Development: Lessons Learned — A discussion of the process of planning, developing and testing a cross-platform hybrid app by Jordan Crone.
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Another Cordova Mashup – Pixelatize — A sample hybrid mobile app integrating Jenn Schiffer’s pixelatize to create pixelated images.
Raymond Camden
Holly Schinsky recommends
Weigh - A command line tool for checking the weight of browserifiable modules — A command line tool to check the weight (in bytes) of any browserifiable module.
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This Week's HTML5 and Browser Technology News (Issue 208)


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HTML 5 Weekly
Issue 208 — September 30, 2015
Chris Gannon
A well written and thorough tutorial that goes from doing illustrative work in Adobe Illustrator through to exporting to SVG and writing code to make the lamp ‘work’.


US Digital Service
Open source UI components and a visual style guide to create consistency and beautiful user experiences across U.S. federal government websites. They recommend using Sass, Bourbon and Neat throughout.


Steve Faulkner
With just 5 elements (aside, footer, header, main and nav) you can provide the understanding and navigation benefits of content organisation to users who would otherwise not be able to perceive it from visual cues alone.


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Kezz Bracey
“You should learn what [PostCSS] is and how to use it ASAP,” says Kezz Bracey. PostCSS is a tool that transforms CSS via JavaScript plugins and offers a lot of interesting functionality.


BBC - James East
BBC iPlayer is one the most heavily used video on demand services in the world and they’re using the new open MPEG-DASH standard and Media Source Extensions to stream video to an HTML5 video player.


Franklin Ta
A CSS3 filter trick where you invert the colors and set opacity to 50%.


Mozilla Hacks
“Using a new specification called Subresource Integrity, a website can include JavaScript that will stop working if it has been modified.”


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