Tuesday, July 21, 2020

Thinking of Trading in Tether USDT? Here’s what to know

If you are looking for different investment options in 2020, going to 2021, one of the options that keep coming up is cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrencies are among the best performing assets going back to 2019. Digital currencies offer multiple advantages, and this makes them a viable investment...

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Monday, July 20, 2020

Google Is Testing a Security Feature to Make Sure Auto-fill is disabled on Mixed Forms for Chrome 86 To Protect Privacy of Users

The tech giant, Google, is adding a new security update in its Chrome browser to protect the security and privacy of its users. Google Chrome is testing a new setting tag to make sure Autofill is disabled on insecure forms. The new setting tag called ‘Disable Autofill for mixed forms’ will...

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YouTube for Business: Is It Worth It?

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you've undoubtedly heard of YouTube. It's a popular video-sharing platform many people use to watch shows or listen to music. But, did you know you can use it for business, too? A lot of people capitalize on the site's viewership — which is approximately 2...

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Introduction to the Jamstack: Build Secure, High-Performance Sites

Jamstack

Every so often, web development takes a dramatic turn for the better. In this article, we introduce the Jamstack, explaining what it is and why it’s great.

Back in the day, dynamic sites exploded with the LAMP stack. Then the MEAN stack provided a foundation for the next generation of web apps. Now that APIs and reusable components are on the rise, static sites are fashionable again. It’s a “back to basics” of sorts — but not quite.

What Is the Jamstack?

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The Jamstack is a redefinition of the modern web for faster and more secure websites. These sites scale better and, with the proper toolset, are a lot easier (and more fun) to develop and maintain.

Let’s break up the term:

  • J stands for JavaScript. JS has come a long way since it was introduced by Netscape in 1995. With reactive and progressive libraries, you can design web apps that behave pretty much like mobile ones.
  • A stands for APIs. You don’t need to program every single functionality yourself, but can rely on third-party processing for a huge number of tasks.
  • M stands for Markup. You can reuse components that have already been developed, or create new ones that are a lot easier to maintain.

Isn’t that just buzz?

In a way, yes. The term Jamstack, originally stylized as JAMstack, was coined by the company Netlify as a way of promoting their “all-in-one platform for automating modern web projects.” The principles behind the Jamstack aren’t really new, as web components and APIs have existed for quite some time.

But in very much the same way the term Ajax (asynchronous JavaScript and XML) was coined by another company back in the day — Adaptive Path — and even though the XMLHttpRequest (XHR) API that made Ajax possible also existed for some time, both Ajax and JAMstack were a refreshing revamp of ideas with legitimate uses that were quickly adopted by the community. The hype is well-deserved: this way of working has been a revelation for many developers around the world.

Static sites?

“Static sites” are the antithesis of “dynamic websites”, right? So how to provide rich and dynamic interaction with just plain HTML files? Well, JavaScript.

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How to Stay Focused When Working From Home (infographic)

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many people have found themselves working from home this year, and this great shift in working culture may not be such a temporary change. It’s looking increasingly like working from home will continue to be part of the ‘new normal,’ as people are seeing some...

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Which states are the best places to get a job as a developer?

We all rely so much on the skills and expertise of developers. They’re the people who make so much of modern life run smoothly and the demand for them continues to grow as more and more of our lives exist digitally. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that finding a job is as straightforward as...

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Google Will Soon Add a New Emoji Shortcut Bar to the Gboard Android App

Emoji helps users to better express themselves during mobile communication. July 17 is considered as the World Emoji Day, and Google shared some of its Emoji plans for the Gboard Android app. Gboard beta testers will soon get a new quick-access emoji bar. This new feature is currently being tested...

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