Flux

A website for a webdesign agency based in Antwerp, Belgium

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Crafting A Perfect ‘About Me’ Page - #infographic

Are you ignoring one of the top 10 most popular pages on your site? If you haven’t updated your about me page in the past year, then the answer is yes.

...You’re probably asking yourself, so what if I don’t update my about me page? I’ve taken care of my home page, my sales page, and my articles.

The fact is, people who visit your ‘About Me’ page are coming to it from a different source than those who only visit your home page.

People who visit your about me page most likely have seen your name mentioned somewhere on the net:

A post you shared on Facebook, a comment you left on a website or a tweet you just sent.

i.e. these are “warm leads”

They already know about you, and are intrigued in what you have to offer, and this is your opportunity to sell them.

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lave – Stringifying All Stuff That JSON.stringify Won't

lave is eval in reverse; it does for JavaScript what JSON.stringify does for JSON, turning an arbitrary object in memory into the expression, function, or ES6 module needed to create it.

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Modernizing WordPress Theme Development with Sage

A few years back, we published an article about Roots, a Theme Framework for WordPress. Now Roots has turned into a company and they’ve turned the Roots theme framework into two sets of tools namely Sage and Bedrock.

In this article, I’m going to walk you through Sage. It utilizes HTML5 Boilerplate, gulp, Bower, and the Bootstrap front-end framework. First I’ll give you a brief overview of each of the tools that I’ve just mentioned and then we’ll go through the installation and customization of the framework. Finally we’ll go through the basic Sage workflow.

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Citrus

'Citrus' is a One Page WordPress theme suited for a long scrolling portfolio. There are options for a full width or boxed width layout along with options for left dot navigation, top menu over the slideshow or fixed header. Other theme features include a popup portfolio gallery, Twitter feed, team section and Masonry blog. Nice to know it's WPML ready and includes the PSD too.

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SQL Server In-Memory OLTP as ASP.NET Session State Provider

Special thanks to Matthew Wilkin for kindly helping to peer review this article. Internet applications use the HTTP protocol, following a request-response paradigm. As each request is independent of the other, we need to find a way to maintain some information across multiple requests. For that, either we put all the common data in each […]

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Boris Verks

Unique anteater background illustration that animates as you scroll in this One Pager for Product Designer, Boris Verks.

by Rob Hope via One Page Love