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Beautiful Poster Art Created with CSS & JavaScript – Speckyboy

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Beautiful Poster Art Created with CSS & JavaScript – Speckyboy

Posters are among the most common art forms. You probably had a few of them on your wall as a child. They cover the full spectrum of people, places, and events.

They also serve as an inspiration for web designers. Their use of color and typography is part of how we see the world. We can see the impact all over the web.

What’s more, we can recreate and enhance the experience online. Goodies like 3D effects and animation bring posters to life. There’s also an element of interactivity. That can be just as powerful as a bold layout.

We wanted to see how designers are using their creativity. So, we perused the archives of CodePen for beautiful poster art. Here are some examples that use CSS, JavaScript, and other technologies. Enjoy!

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Furiosa 3D Animated CSS Poster by Olivier 3lanc

Talk about a poster that’s brimming with life! This 3D rendering places the movie’s characters in a cut-out. The entire presentation looks like a diorama. Everything is powered by CSS – no JavaScript in sight.

See the Pen FURIOSA 3D Animated Poster by Olivier 3lanc

Replicating & Animating Zürich Tonhalle’s Poster by Jon Yablonski

This snippet is part of a project that recreates iconic posters. The beauty here is in the minimal layout and bold typography. Animated lines add a modern touch to this classic.

See the Pen Zürich Tonhalle (1955) by Jon Yablonski

CSS Grid Poster Exercise by Victoria Bergquist

A combination of Flexbox and CSS Grid fuels this example. The variation of shapes would seem nearly impossible to do without these tools. The included splash of color makes for a compelling result.

See the Pen CSS Grid Poster Exercise 1 by Victoria Bergquist

Donkey Kong Poster Collection by Daniel Fontes

Here’s a fun tribute to the past. Gamers will instantly recognize this series of images from Donkey Kong. The classic video game posters feature a fun lighting feature. Tug on the chain to illuminate your favorite poster. Bonus points for the flicker effect!

See the Pen Donkey Kong – a small poster collection by Daniel Fontes

PPL MVR CSS & SVG Poster Designby Kristopher Van Sant

Band posters are a common theme among designers. Perhaps that’s because so many of us have them on our walls. This animated sequence takes inspiration from print artwork. And it’s another example of what CSS is capable of.

See the Pen PPL MVR by Kristopher Van Sant

Grid Duotone Gradient Poster Design by Cassie Evans

The power of CSS Grid is real. The poster is beautiful and complex. Most impressively, the styles consist of less than 200 lines. A little code and a lot of imagination can go a long way.

See the Pen Grid Poster by Cassie Evans

Grunge Poster with the Wave Motion Effect by ilithya

Who can resist the retro vibes coming from this poster? It captures the look of the 1990s – complete with raining triangles. Move your cursor to change the perspective of the photo. It’s a far-out experience, for sure.

See the Pen Grunge Poster by ilithya

The Matrix Resurrections Digital Poster by Sparklingman

The Matrix movie series is known for a different kind of rain. This digital poster may appear simple. However, clicking on it shifts the green and black pattern. The effect is subtle – but fits beautifully with the movie’s aesthetic.

See the Pen The Matrix Resurrections | Sparklingman digital poster #026 by Sparklingman

A New Take on a Classic Art Form

The examples above combine classic print sensibilities with online capabilities. It’s a fun exercise that goes beyond what’s hanging on your wall.

We may think of posters as being simplistic. But they also open a world of possibilities for designers. Thus, we can take this inspiration and run with it.

For example, posters may help us rethink traditional web layouts. Elements like vertical text and unique container shapes come to mind. They can serve as a launching pad for ideas.

Want to see more examples of online poster art? Check out our CodePen collection!

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45 Custom Social Network URL's for Sharing Content

Social media sharing buttons are essential for any website to encourage users to share your content with their friends and followers. Adding share links to your website can help drive more traffic, increase engagement, and ultimately boost conversions. In this article, we'll provide a list of URLs that can be added to your website to create share links. Simply replace the tokens with the relevant data and you'll be good to go.

Why add Custom Links?

Plugins are slow. We can tailor custom code to only the style, and the links you want. Additional performance benefits can be granted by creating custom links that use your theme's features, such as Bootstrap or jQuery. In addition, sites using Icon Packs like FontAwesome, Ionicons and others may use their libraries to prevent even more code being added to the page.

Code Examples, to Auto-Update the Link, on click.

Here's a code snippet that you can use to achieve the desired functionality: JavaScript jQuery TypeScript document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { let socialLinks = document.querySelectorAll(".social_link_example"); socialLinks.forEach(link => { link.addEventListener("click", function(event) { event.preventDefault(); let dataHref = this.getAttribute("data-href"); let currentUrl = window.location.href; let pageTitle = document.querySelector("h1").innerText; let pageDescription = document.querySelector("meta").getAttribute("content"); dataHref = dataHref.replace("%url%", encodeURIComponent(currentUrl)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("%title%", encodeURIComponent(pageTitle)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("scription%", encodeURIComponent(pageDescription)); window.open(dataHref, "_blank"); }); }); }); $(document).ready(function() { let socialLinks = $(".social_link_example"); socialLinks.each(function() { $(this).on("click", function(event) { event.preventDefault(); let dataHref = $(this).attr("data-href"); let currentUrl = window.location.href; let pageTitle = $("h1").text(); let pageDescription = $("meta").attr("content"); dataHref = dataHref.replace("%url%", encodeURIComponent(currentUrl)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("%title%", encodeURIComponent(pageTitle)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("scription%", encodeURIComponent(pageDescription)); window.open(dataHref, "_blank"); }); }); }); document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { let socialLinks: NodeListOf = document.querySelectorAll(".social_link_example"); socialLinks.forEach((link: HTMLElement) => { link.addEventListener("click", function(event: MouseEvent) { event.preventDefault(); let dataHref: string | null = this.getAttribute("data-href"); let currentUrl: string = window.location.href; let pageTitle: string = document.querySelector("h1")!.innerText; let pageDescription: string = document.querySelector("meta")!.getAttribute("content")!; if (dataHref) { dataHref = dataHref.replace("%url%", encodeURIComponent(currentUrl)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("%title%", encodeURIComponent(pageTitle)); dataHref = dataHref.replace("scription%", encodeURIComponent(pageDescription)); window.open(dataHref, "_blank"); } }); }); }); This code will add a click event listener to all elements with the class .social_link_example. When clicked, it replaces the tokens %url%, %title%, and scription% in the data-href attribute with the current page URL, the text of the first

element on the page, and the content of the page's meta description, respectively. Finally, it opens the share link in a new browser window. You can customize this code to match your website's structure and add more tokens if needed. Make sure to include this code within your HTML file or include it as an external script.

List of Social Networks Share URLs

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content you want to share. LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=%url%&title=%title%&summary=%summary%&source=%source% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, %summary% with a brief summary, and %source% with the source of the content (e.g., your website name). Pinterest https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=%url%&media=%media%&description=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %media% with the image URL, and scription% with a brief description of the content. Twitter https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?url=%url%&text=%text%&via=%username%&hashtags=%hashtags% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %text% with the tweet text, %username% with your Twitter handle, and %hashtags% with any relevant hashtags (separated by commas). Reddit https://www.reddit.com/submit?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. WhatsApp https://api.whatsapp.com/send?text=%text% %url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %text% with a brief message or description. Telegram https://telegram.me/share/url?url=%url%&text=%text% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %text% with a brief message or description. Tumblr https://www.tumblr.com/widgets/share/tool?canonicalUrl=%url%&title=%title%&caption=ption%&tags=%tags% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, ption% with a brief caption, and %tags% with relevant tags (separated by commas). Email mailto:?subject=%subject%&body=%body%%url% Replace %subject% with the email subject, %body% with the email body, and %url% with the URL of the content. Pocket https://getpocket.com/save?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Buffer https://buffer.com/add?text=%text%&url=%url% Replace %text% with the pre-filled text for the post and %url% with the URL of the content. Digg https://digg.com/submit?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Mix https://mix.com/add?url=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. VKontakte (VK) https://vk.com/share.php?url=%url%&title=%title%&description=scription%&image=%image%&noparse=true Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, scription% with a brief description, and %image% with the image URL. XING https://www.xing.com/spi/shares/new?url=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Scoop.it https://www.scoop.it/bookmarklet?url=%url%&title=%title%¬e=%note% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and %note% with a brief note or comment. Slashdot https://slashdot.org/bookmark.pl?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Evernote https://www.evernote.com/clip.action?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Hacker News https://news.ycombinator.com/submitlink?u=%url%&t=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Flipboard https://share.flipboard.com/bookmarklet/popout?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Instapaper https://www.instapaper.com/edit?url=%url%&title=%title%&description=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. StumbleUpon (now Mix) http://www.stumbleupon.com/submit?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Note: StumbleUpon has rebranded as Mix, but the share link can still be used for sharing content. Diigo https://www.diigo.com/post?url=%url%&title=%title%&description=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Delicious https://del.icio.us/save?url=%url%&title=%title%¬es=%notes% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and %notes% with any additional notes. Meneame https://www.meneame.net/submit.php?url=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Plurk https://www.plurk.com/m?qualifier=shares&status=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. HubPages http://hubpages.com/submit?url=%url%&title=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. LiveJournal http://www.livejournal.com/update.bml?event=%url%&subject=%title% Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Blogger https://www.blogger.com/blog-this.g?u=%url%&n=%title%&t=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Odnoklassniki https://connect.ok.ru/dk?st.cmd=WidgetSharePreview&st.shareUrl=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Yahoo Mail http://compose.mail.yahoo.com/?body=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Outlook.com https://outlook.live.com/owa/?path=/mail/action/compose&body=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Google Bookmarks https://www.google.com/bookmarks/mark?op=add&bkmk=%url%&title=%title%&annotation=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Line https://social-plugins.line.me/lineit/share?url=%url% Replace %url% with the URL of the content. Qzone https://sns.qzone.qq.com/cgi-bin/qzshare/cgi_qzshare_onekey?url=%url%&title=%title%&desc=scription%&summary=&site= Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Renren http://widget.renren.com/dialog/share?resourceUrl=%url%&srcUrl=%url%&title=%title%&description=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Douban https://www.douban.com/share/service?href=%url%&name=%title%&text=scription% Replace %url% with the URL of the content, %title% with the title of the article, and scription% with a brief description. Weibo http://service.weibo.com/share/share.php?url=%url%&title=%title%&pic=&appkey= Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article. Baidu http://cang.baidu.com/do/add?it=%title%&iu=%url%&fr=ien#nw=1 Replace %url% with the URL of the content and %title% with the title of the article.

Conclusion

Adding social media share links to your website can significantly increase your online presence and reach. By using the URLs provided above and replacing the tokens with your content's specific details, you can create customized share links for your website. Ensure that you test the links to guarantee they function properly, and watch your content gain traction on social media platforms. Read the full article

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The ARM GCC cross-compiler saga

I love macOS and ever since I switched to it in 2018, it has become my favourite platform of all time. However, the thing is that I develop software for embedded Linux devices pretty often too.

Since the devices themselves usually have a stripped down firmware as well as are generally underpowered, the best way to speed up the development process and to make it easier and more comfortable in general is to use a cross-compiler toolchain. On Linux, it’s pretty easy to build one yourself or use Linaro’s pre-compiled GCC binaries if your target uses an ARM processor. On macOS, however, the building process does have some caveats.

One of the things that make compiling a cross-toolchain on macOS targeting Linux is that macOS by default uses a case-insensitive file system, which makes building glibc for the target almost impossible. This can be easily worked around by creating a read-write DMG image containing a single Mac OS Extended (Journaled, Case-sensitive) or APFS (Case-sensitive) partition, mounting it and storing the sources and build directories there.

Compiling the Linux kernel from macOS doesn't really work that well. Usually, you can't get past the configuration step successfully - even the install_headers target fails miserably. A workaround for that would be getting existing kernel headers as a package for the target system and unpacking it manually. For example, if your target runs a distro compatible with RHEL/Fedora, then you can get a pre-built kernel-headers package matching the kernel version of your Linux device and unpacking it manually. This will require compiling RPM, though, or installing it through Homebrew (which is faster).

When it comes to anything else, the build process is mostly similar to the one described in many many available guides on the net. But here is a short guided command-line snippet that will get you going with an ARM64 GCC toolchain for Fedora Linux 33 (use this as a reference). Just changing the toolchain target string ($LINUXARMBRAND) to the one matching your target platform should probably be enough in most cases to get a working toolchain for it.

# set the prefix and the target string variables accordingly $ export LINUXARMTC=/usr/local/builds/gcc-cross-arm64-linux $ export LINUXARMBRAND=aarch64-redhat-linux-gnu # get binutils and gcc $ curl -o- http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/gnu/binutils/binutils-2.36.tar.xz | tar -xvJf - $ curl -o- http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/gnu/gcc/gcc-9.1.0/gcc-9.1.0.tar.xz | tar -xvJf - # build rpm as well as some of its dependencies # 1. build libmagic $ curl -o- http://deb.debian.org/debian/pool/main/f/file/file_5.39.orig.tar.gz | tar -xvzf - $ cd file-5.39 && sh configure --prefix=$LINUXARMTC --enable-static --disable-shared && make -j6 && make install $ cd .. # 2. build openssl $ curl -o- https://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-1.1.1i.tar.gz | tar -xvzf - $ cd openssl-1.1.1i && perl Configure no-hw no-shared no-zlib no-asm --prefix=$LINUXARMTC darwin64-x86_64-cc && make -j6 && make install $ cd .. # 3. build rpm itself $ curl -o- http://ftp.rpm.org/releases/rpm-4.16.x/rpm-4.16.0.tar.bz2 | tar -xvjf - $ cd rpm-4.16.0 && CFLAGS="-I$LINUXARMTC/include" LDFLAGS="-L$LINUXARMTC/lib" LIBS="-lbz2 -lz" sh configure --prefix=$LINUXARMTC --disable-shared --enable-static --with-crypto=openssl --without-archive --disable-plugins --without-lua --disable-openmp $ echo 'void main() {}' > rpmspec.c && make -j6 && make install # 4. build make $ curl -o- http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/gnu/make/make-4.3.tar.gz | tar -xvzf - $ cd make-4.3 && sh configure --prefix=$LINUXARMTC && make -j6 && make install $ cd .. # 5. build bison $ curl -o- http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/gnu/bison/bison-3.7.5.tar.xz | tar -xvJf - $ cd bison-3.7.5 && sh configure --disable-nls --prefix=$LINUXARMTC && make -j6 && make install # get fedora kernel headers $ mkdir rpmextract && cd rpmextract $ curl -o kernel.rpm http://mirrors.dotsrc.org/fedora/linux/updates/33/Everything/aarch64/Packages/k/kernel-headers-5.10.11-200.fc33.aarch64.rpm $ $LINUXARMTC/bin/rpm2cpio kernel.rpm | tar -xvf - # install them into a sysroot $ mkdir -p $LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND $ mv -v include $LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND $ cd ../.. # build binutils $ cd binutils-2.36 && mkdir build && cd build && sh ../configure --target=$LINUXARMBRAND --prefix=$LINUXARMTC --disable-multilib --disable-werror --disable-libquadmath --disable-libquadmath-support && make -j6 && make install $ cd ../.. # build gcc (stage 1) $ export PATH="$LINUXARMTC/bin:$PATH" $ cd gcc-9.1.0 && sh contrib/download_prerequisites --no-isl --no-graphite && mkdir build && cd build && sh ../configure --prefix=$LINUXARMTC --target=$LINUXARMBRAND --with-static-standard-libraries --disable-libquadmath --disable-libquadmath-support --enable-ld=yes --enable-languages=c,c++ $ make -j6 all-gcc $ make install-gcc # bootstrap glibc $ cd glibc-2.32 && mkdir build && cd build && BISON=$LINUXARMTC/bin/bison MAKE=$LINUXARMTC/bin/make ../configure --prefix=$LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND --host=$LINUXARMBRAND --target=$LINUXARMBRAND --with-headers=$LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND/include --disable-multilib --disable-werror $ make install-bootstrap-headers=yes install-headers $ make -j6 csu/subdir_lib $ install csu/crt1.o csu/crti.o csu/crtn.o $LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND/lib $ $LINUXARMTC/bin/aarch64-redhat-linux-gnu-gcc -nostdlib -nostartfiles -shared -x c /dev/null -o $LINUXARMTC/$LINUXARMBRAND/lib/libc.so # build gcc (stage 2) $ cd ../../gcc-9.1.0/build && touch /usr/local/builds/fedora33-arm64-gcc/aarch64-redhat-linux-gnu/include/gnu/stubs.h && make -j6 all-target-libgcc && make install-target-libgcc # finish glibc $ cd ../../glibc-2.32/build && touch testrun.shT debugglibc.shT iconvdata/MIK.so iconvdata/ISO_11548-1.so iconvdata/ISO8859-9E.so iconvdata/CP77{0,1,2,3,4}.so iconvdata/KOI8-RU.so iconvdata/MAC-CENTRALEUROPE.so && make -j6 && make install # build gcc (stage 3) $ cd ../../gcc-9.1.0/build && make -j6 && make install

Hope this works for you

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Constructing a social network

Originally published here: http://acord-robotics.github.io/blog.html

We’re all on social media, and we’re always on the lookout for groups around the interwebs that house people with similar interests to us. We comment on forum boards and say our thoughts in the replies of various blog posts, but what’s the best way to make your own social network that is engaging and people will use?

Since 2016, I, and AC0/RD have used Wordpress (a content management system that incidentally is the software used for over 25% of the world’s websites) for our social media. I never paid much attention to the comments system on Wordpress, because the main stuff happened on the forums, and I considered the comments section to just be for non-members posting comments on the blog posts (at the time, our website was entirely log-in only and that’s why comments were not high up on the priority list for us). However, comments systems like Disqus can be used for a type of forum, and that’s one of the things I’ll be talking about in this post.

Things a social network need:

Your website is a social network if it has any of the following types of user interaction:

Games - for example web-based RPGs

Comments sections - mainly used in blog posts

Q&A Forums

Support Forums

Community Forums

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User gamification

User groups

“Your dashboard is a great place to keep track of all the activity from your users

I’m going to over each of these in-depth over the course of this post. I’d also recommend checking out my post on HTML dashboards as it’s a good way to get all the community traffic in one place.

Most platforms that are used by developers can do most of the things mentioned above, but it can take a bit of fiddling around if you use a static site platform like Bootstrap, Jekyll or GoHugo. I’d recommend checking out Codepen for code snippets, which you can then modify yourself to fit your needs. If you’re using Wordpress or another CMS, it’s easy enough to set-up - just install a plugin like Buddypress or PeepSo. You do want to make sure that you don’t have too many plugins installed on Wordpress, though, as it runs the risk of your site loading incredibly slowly (at our “peak”, the AC0/RD website was taking upwards of 15 seconds to load)…

Let’s take a look at the best platforms for creating a social network:

Rest of the post published at https://acord-robotics.github.io/acord-robotics.github11//2020/02/18/moving-to-a-new-place/

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Owl carousel 1.3.2

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All you need is to wrap your divs(owl works with any type element) inside the container element The plugin can display the image and video. Using the following markup and adding the element inside the … Curabitur blandit tempus porttitor. Use these custom styles Owl Carousel examples to create slideshows of elements. Option 1 - avant l'initialisation du plugin. Owl Carousel 2 is a quintessential HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-based slider, which is majorly used for displaying images and content. What i am trying to achieve is to make my owl carousel infinite loop. We will create the carousel with a repeater element as this way we can reuse the carousel. This variable allows you to set the maximum amount of items displayed at a time with the widest browser width, This allows you to preset the number of slides visible with a particular browser width. Owl Carousel check window for browser width changes. So, we are going to add the carousel using npm package ‘ngx-owl-carousel-o’. they're used to gather information about the pages you visit and how many clicks you need to accomplish a task. It is a smart and ovation way to promote the blog. A carousel is a collection of rotating banners, or a slideshow, that represents on the homepage of your store. Comme je vous le disais au début, le gros intérêt de Owl Carousel est son aspect Responsive qui permet changer l'aspect du carousel suivant la taille de l'écran. There are so many slider plugins in the market but today we will talk about an Owl Carousel plugin which is one of the popular sliders in the market. If you want the default nav controls like dots or buttons, you must also include the "owl … Andres Vega 22 octobre 2020. It lets you display up to five slides consisting of images and text, which can be linked to particular products or pages. Find out the best CDN to use with owl-carousel or use multiple CDN as fallback. Steven Leon is a neurosurgeon in East Patchogue, New York and is affiliated with, Dr. All gists Back to GitHub Sign in Sign up Sign in Sign up, Reply. OWL Carousel 2.1.3 / 1.3.3 add to watchlist send us an update. #Features: Curabitur blandit tempus porttitor.

Owl carousel 1.3.2 install#

npm: npm install -save owl.carousel or yarn add owl.carousel jquery bower: bower install -save owl.carousel Or download the latest release. Read more: Add Custom Next and Previous Arrows in Owl Carousel 2. Les mêmes approches sont encore possible, mais la mise en œuvre est un peu différent. Success callback for $.getJSON build in into carousel. Site crash, not support, double charge credit card. owl-YourName-out class to previous slide and. For example by adding "YourName" value transitionStyle: "YourName", owlCarousel will add. Images outside of viewport won't be loaded before user scrolls to them. Js : Copy Owl Carousel post type will show below POSTS with its owl icon. This is very easy to implement just copy and paste this bootstrap snipp. Ideally i'd like to add these on the outside of the carousel positioned halfway up the image. Enter charity name, number or search for words in charity objects, activities or classifications. You can use any other jQuery element to check width changes for example ".owl-demo". Owl will change only if ".owl-demo" get new width. For more information, see our Privacy Statement. I had the, .css & uploaded to the directory /wp-content/snips/ this can be downloaded from owl carousel … The administration form leverages the variable module providing multilingual support out of the box. Instantly share code, notes, and snippets. Therefore, you can dettach plugins that you wont use on project or create new ones that fit your needs Owl Carousel has been choosen as number one jQuery plugin by hundreds of developers. that’s why every website has a carousel on top of the page after navigation. Everything is working correctly but the owl-carousel is not showing. Best not to change it if you don't need to. Simply copy and paste one of these URL !. Alternatively use, You can cusomize your own text for navigation. Ajay Malhotra says: Octoat 10:32 am React latest version you have and I will also share post related to this. Vivamus sagittis lacus vel augue laoreet. Owl Carousel is a modern responsive slider which boasts the following features Create a new snippet - I named it scripts enqueue for my better understanding.

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The most Notable Free Angular Templates that every Angular App Development Team must have!

An Angular template is an HTML snippet that provides instructions on how to do the rendering of components within an Angular app.

Some of the major benefits of using Angular templates are:

Provides a clear boundary by separating the view layer from the other parts of the framework

Ability to transform the templates during the compilation of the code.

Separates the dynamic and static parts of the view that enables developers to speedily look at the structure of the view and figure out how it can change.

When the framework leverages templates, the data-access integration library can derive the queries from the templates easily.

Allows the framework to convert static text from one language to the other without involving any runtime cost.

Hence, the usage of templates forms a crucial part of Angular app development projects.

This post lists down the names of some free Angular templates that every Angular app development team must have!

CoreUI

This is a free and open-source AngularJS dashboard template that is based on Bootstrap. It contains 100+ customizable components that include a host of styles, widgets, and layouts. This dashboard template also offers 1000+ quality icons for designing an application. Besides, the CoreUI Layout API turns out to be a handy developer tool that helps to develop customized software for multiple platforms including web and mobile devices.

CoreUI also offers a pro/paid version that comes with additional offerings like more UI kits and plugins, access to the GitHub repository, and many more.

Egret Angular

This Angular admin template is created by integrating Angular CLI, TypeScript, Flex-Layout, AND Angular Material. Egret ensures the top-quality design, one of the best codebases, light as well as dark themes, page templates, various layouts, several applications, etc. The components offered by Egret are not only reusable but also responsive. Some of its key offerings include lazy loading, multiple color options, an in-built customizer, code splitting ability, routing access control, vertical/horizontal navigation, JWT authentication, and help/support videos.

Argon Dashboard Angular

This free Angular template offers a host of features just like a premium version. These include seven example pages, five plugins, and 100+ elements to choose from. It also comes with a live preview and documentation that provides a better understanding of this tool and guides developers using it. Furthermore, Argon’s team of experts is available for assisting developers, solving their queries, and providing additional support.

Laravel Angular Admin

This is an Angular admin dashboard template and happens to be one of the high-end Laravel products. The starter kit guides angular developers on creating their own user interfaces and crafting their own software development projects. Moreover, this Angular admin template offers a host of customization abilities and features JWT authentication.

Purple Angular

This Angular dashboard template offers a beautifully drafted admin dashboard with a unique gradient design and loads of necessary components – icons, UI elements, and components that ease out the creation of web apps as well as customization. The other features include pricing tables, invoices, and dedicated eCommerce pages called “Orders”.

It comes with a clean look having enough white space for reducing clutter so that users are able to retrieve the desired information from a clutter-free dashboard. This Angular11 dashboard template is styled using ng-Bootstrap. It offers Sassy CSS (SASS) and Gulp taskrunner for speedier customization, support for a one-year period, and lifetime updates for free.

Angular Material dashboard

This dashboard has Material Design as its base and provides a free UI kit. This open-source template fulfills individual as well as business requirements. It comes with a wide variety of components, Sass styles, and animations that facilitate the designing and development of an Angular website/web app. This project is highly responsive across various devices like desktops, laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc., and possesses 1,300 GitHub stars.

Nebular 4.0

This Angular8 UI Library focuses on an appealing design and can effortlessly adapt to brands. It offers a robust theming engine having the option of runtime theme switching, support for custom CSS properties mode, and four attractive visual themes.

Paper Kit 2 Angular

This is an Angular template as well as a free Bootstrap 4 UI kit. It is designed for Angular7 and comes with alluring typography and beautiful colors, several custom-made icons, navigation tabs, pagination, inputs, pre-defined pages, SASS files, documentation, and many more. All its components are highly responsive and complement all kinds of screen sizes. Its colors, shadows, and transitions are just like the flow obtained using paper pieces. Angular web app development and prototyping various Angular projects become easier with this tool.

Notus Angular

This is a free Tailwind CSS and Angular kit and Admin. Its amazingly cool features assist developers to create tools that elevate the project standards and quicken web development. It comes with a wide range of components and vibrant colors that help in architecting alluring websites. Each element has various states for colors, hover, styles, etc. that are easy to access as well as use. This Angular website template offers the freedom to choose and integrate as well as modify the components. Since all elements are implemented, developers save a considerable amount of time when they move from prototyping to a fully functional code. It possesses pre-built examples and hence enables a seamless development process and effortless switching to the website.

Ngx Admin

This free admin dashboard template based on Angular5+ versions, Bootstrap4; is brilliant and plain sailing. It is highly responsive, offers a neat web design that guarantees a pleasurable Angular web development experience. It provides flexibly configurable themes containing two themes for hot-reload – a dark and a light version.

Corona Angular

Corona Angular is Angular’s version of a dark-themed admin panel for users who prefer dark themes. It has been crafted in a way that it is very easy on individuals’ eyes particularly if they work during the late-night hours. This template supports the dark themes only and comes with over 50 custom pages and over 25 sample pages that include register, login, and eCommerce.

NG Matero

This free Angular material admin template is highly customizable as well as responsive. It comes with a robust color system and several layouts. The prime objective of this admin template is to offer a customized template of superior quality. Some of its notable features are the support for schematics, material extensions, modern design styles, RTL support, multiple admin layouts, rich CSS helpers, and support for the dark mode.

Final words:

These handy Angular templates are an integral part of developing mobile/web applications in Angular. I hope this post was insightful and will help you to pick the most suitable dashboard/admin template that perfectly fulfills the requirement for your upcoming Angular development project. Take a look at other useful Angular developer tools for building websites/web apps.

For technical assistance on executing Angular projects, reach out to Biz4Solutions, a renowned Outsourcing company in India offering high-end AngularJS App Development Services for the last 10+years.

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Download Keylin - WordPress Magazine and Blog Theme. The Theme releases on Thursday 11th March 2021 By The Author designuptodate on Themeforest. It’s uses for blog,clean,creative,elegant,fashion,lifestyle,minimal,modern,news,personal,portfolio,responsive,technology,travel. Theme Title: Keylin - WordPress Magazine and Blog Theme Category: wordpress/blog-magazine/news-editorial Price: $19 Author: designuptodate Published Date: Thursday 11th March 2021 05:51:25 AM More Info / DownloadDemo

Keylin is an indispensable blog & magazine template with a clean, modern design suitable for everyone who wants to share their stories about today’s ever-changing technology, the latest breaking news or the hottest products.

Check out all the demos to pick out the one that suits you best or build one by yourself. This is what Keylin is all about: the best blog and magazine template for you to start sharing your stories today!

- Initial release.

Full Theme Features:

Powerful by BKNinja Composer Plugin: Build homepage content by select, drag & drop modules into the sections. The theme supports a lot of modules in each sections and can be combined. So, the layout you can create is unlimited. Check out the modules from the theme

Support Dark/Light Mode

Various of beautifully designed demos that can be easily imported within 1 Click

Compatible with the Latest WordPress version

Ajax Load Posts: Load the next posts without reloading the whole page. Keep your readers read more and more!

Sticky Sidebar

Fully Responsive: The theme displays great on all screen size. Also has an option to hide sidebar when in responsive layout.

SEO Optimized: Rich snippet for post and reviews, also support Google Authorship.

Multiple Blog Layouts

Integrated Review System: Easy to add review to a post with summary (can include Pros and Cons list).

Google Web Fonts

Custom Color: Choose any color scheme you want for your site. It’s unlimited

Powerful Theme Options: Powerful yet easy to use Theme Options.

Translation Ready: The theme comes with .pot file so you can translate it into any language you want.

Advanced Post Options: Post options are individual per post meaning they only affect the post you set them on. They will override theme options which allows you to have a unique post outside of your global settings.

Post Layout: Various Post Layouts that you can select for your Post.

Post format: Standard, Gallery, Video

Gallery Format

Video Format: Youtube, Vimeo video

Post Review Options

Related Post Section and Same Category Section: each section can be setup for an individual post

Sidebar can be selected for each Post

Customizable Header

Sticky Header: Sticky Header can be turn on/off

Sidebar: Unlimited sidebar with the intergrated Custom Sidebar Generator. You can choose a specific sidebar for each WordPress default templates:Category, Tag, Author, Index, Search, etc. You can also choose between 2 locations for sidebar (left or right).

Advanced Categories Options

Multiple category layouts, options are individual per category meaning they only affect the category you set them on. This option will be added more in the future update

Sidebar:

Sidebar: Sidebar can be selected for the category page

Sidebar Position: You can switch the sidebar postion to be left or right

Sticky Sidebar: Can be enabled/disabled

Featured Image

Logo And Favicon Upload

Cross-browser Compatible: Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge

Built-in Related Posts.

Built-in Social Sharing

Well documentation.

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How to Use AVIF: The New Next-Gen Image Compression Format — The .avif format results in files ~50% smaller in size compared to JPEG, and ~20% smaller than WebP. This related post from Netflix (who are seemingly fans of the file format) is also worth a read.

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Use Advanced Typography with Local Fonts — A look at how the in-development Local Font Access API allows you to access a user’s locally installed fonts and obtain low-level details about them.

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Gettin’ Foldy with The Dual-Screen Web — With interesting new devices like the Surface Duo and Surface Neo on the horizon, Dave not only shares his thoughts on dual-screen web design in this two part blog entry, but also kicks the tires on Microsoft’s Dual Screen Windows emulator.

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A Look At What's New In DevTools for Chrome 86 — Includes a new Media panel, the ability to capture node screenshots, emulate missing local fonts, and more.

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⚡️ Quick bits:

The Chromium team are looking for ways for the browser to have access to direct TCP and UDP sockets.

Here are the changes for web developers in version 80 of Firefox

Here's a primer on how to use the Layers Tab in Safari's Web Inspector.

A quick note from Steve Faulkner on how the new content-visibility CSS property is exposed to screen readers and other assistive technology.

Mozilla are seeking testers and feedback for VoiceOver support in Firefox for Mac.

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📙 Tutorials, Stories & Opinion

How To Build Your Own Comment System Using Firebase — Runs through how to add a comments section to your blog with Firebase, while learning the basics of Firebase along the way.

Aman Thakur

Understanding Web Performance Monitoring — A decent guide to measuring web performance and finding common performance issues in a modern web app.

Himanshu Jariyal

State of Frontend 2020 Survey Results — 74% of frontend developers use React, 54% like TypeScript better than JS, and 31% think that CSS in JS will be dead soon.

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Sign-in Form Best Practices — Looks at how to use cross-platform browser features to build sign-in forms that are secure, accessible and easy to use.

Sam Dutton

A Guide to Theming in CSS — How to create apps that are theme-aware using CSS variables and JavaScript.

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The Little Guide to CI/CD for Frontend Developers

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Why CSS Logical Properties Aren’t Ready for Use

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🗓 Upcoming Events:

International JavaScript Conference (September 2 - 4) — Lots of workshops, sessions and keynotes — now all online.

CityJS Conference (September 14 - 18) — Online conference and workshops. Speakers include Tan Li Hau, Ana Cidre, Kyle Simpson, Maximiliano Firtman and others.

Frontend Love (October 1 - 2) — Online JavaScript conference with over over 20 frontend professionals and authors speaking.

🔧 Code, Tools and Resources

CSS Vocabulary — This is a neat little visual tool to help you understand different CSS terms (property, keyword, statement, etc).

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Volt: A Free Bootstrap 5 Admin Dashboard Using Only Vanilla JavaScript — See a live preview here. Includes eleven example pages, 100+ components, and some plugins with no dependencies.

Themesberg

Faven: A Web Tool to Help You Generate Favicons — Use it here. Works offline, client-side only, produces a ZIP file with 20+ icon dimensions and formats.

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Online Checkout Made Simple with Square’s Payments APIs and SDKs

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Marks: A Markup Language for Blazing Fast Web Page Rendering — Similar to Markdown but with a few extra features including the ability to add styles and the use of custom components.

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ImmortalDB: A Resilient Key-Value Store for the Browser — Data is redundantly stored in numerous places like in cookies, IndexedDB, LocalStorage, and SessionStorage, and self heals as needed. v1.1 just came out.

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🕰 ICYMI (Some older stuff that's worth checking out...)

Sa11y is a quality assurance tool that visually highlights common accessibility and usability issues.

Here's a little snippet on how the scroll-margin-top property can solve the problem of in-page jump link content getting obscured by a fixed header.

Lots of good practical tips and suggestions here for anyone building for a global audience, including design considerations, text size, pseudo-localization, cultural differences, and more.

Don't want to rely on Google stuff so much? This post looks at lots of alternatives to commonly-used Google services.

In need of a basic way to allowing commenting on your site? Octomments lets you use GitHub Issues to do just that.

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Fun Examples of SVG Shape Usage in Web Design

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Fun Examples of SVG Shape Usage in Web Design

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) make for versatile design elements. They can be intricate or simplistic. You can combine them with animation and special effects. And they’re inherently responsive.

It’s no wonder that web designers have taken to the format. SVG adds a new level of flexibility compared to pixel-based images. They are a perfect match for modern design. Plus, browser support is universal.

As such, we went on a search for examples of SVG shapes. The goal was to find a diverse collection of implementations. Curious about what’s possible? Take a look at these eight fun examples of SVG shapes in action.

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Simple CSS Waves by Goodkatz

Divider graphics are a natural fit for the SVG format. These images stay razor-sharp on every screen. The animated waves in this snippet add a touch of elegance. Even better, mobile users can enjoy the feature without a performance hit.

See the Pen Simple CSS Waves | Mobile &Full width by Goodkatz

SVG Image Unveiled by Silvia Gioia Florio

Here’s an example of what SVG masking effects can do. Watch as polygons fall from this tree to reveal a masked image. CSS and JavaScript are used to power the animation. This effect used to require the likes of Photoshop and Flash. No need for those heavy tools anymore.

See the Pen SVG Image Unveiled by Silvia Gioia Florio

SVG Shape Page Transitions by Pixelbuilders

We can use SVG to create compelling page transitions. Click the “hamburger” menu or scroll to unleash a drip effect. It’s as if the screen is melting right before our eyes. And it’s sure to grab a user’s attention.

See the Pen SVG Shape Page transitions by Pixelbuilders

Liquid UI Elements by Aaron Iker

Mundane elements like radio buttons and checkboxes also benefit from SVG. This snippet features common form elements dressed up with slick animations. It adds a highly-polished look that is miles ahead of the default.

See the Pen Liquid UI Elements by Aaron Iker

SVG Flowers Login Screen by Meg Wayne

SVG doesn’t have to be the centerpiece of an element. It can also flourish in a decorative role. Here, a single shape is repeated and styled via CSS. Each variation creates depth and beauty.

See the Pen SVG Flowers Login Screen by Meg Wayne

SVG Adaptive Gradient by Andros Guiradó

This snippet uses SVG filter effects to create a noisy gradient. The animated waves stretch across the viewport. It might be a neat addition to a footer area.

See the Pen SVG adaptive gradient by Andros Guiradó

Blend-Mode Sticky Navigation by Jalin Burton

There are a few implementations of SVG in this snippet. But our primary focus is the curved background. It’s a key element in the presentation. The added text and video combine to create a jaw-dropping effect.

See the Pen Blend-Mode Sticky Nav &Hero by Jalin Burton

SVG Animated Drum Kit by Josh

Let’s finish this collection with a bang. Don’t have a drum kit handy? You can always play this virtual set. SVG is used to power the graphics. Meanwhile, some spot-on sounds bring them to life. Here we go, Ringo!

See the Pen SVG Animated Drum Kit (Play Me!) by Josh

Adding Shape to Your Design

SVG has become a staple of web design. The format comes with plenty of advantages. And we can use it to create effects that used to require hacks.

All told SVG is among the most powerful tools we have. It adds a world of possibilities for design, movement, and interactivity. What’s not to love?

Check out our CodePen collection for even more examples of SVG shapes. You might find the perfect use case for your next project.

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Resources are extremely important for a programmer since they can greatly improve productivity while coding. I have been collecting many links throughout months and I wish to share some of them with you. Hopefully, they will be as useful to you as they have been to me. Without further ado here some great free and up-to-date resources! Illustrations

Error 404

This source is awesome for finding illustrations you can use for your website's 404 page.

Blush

Blush allows you to download all their illustrations for free for commercial and personal use. It is amazing since it features many illustration styles that can be composed to create new ones. Also, they have a Figma plugin so you can immediately get working on them inside your designs.

Smash Illustrations

Smash Illustrations features trendy characters and simple illustrations for free in commercial and personal use. It features more than 250+ object and character, and 20+ unique scenes so you can compose them however you like.

Control

Control features high-quality illustrations in solid and linear style for free. They are free to use in commercial and personal use however they are in .png format. If you need SVGs then you will have to pay $38 which isn't that bad for illustrations of this quality.

DrawKit

DrawKit features 220+ free to use illustrations. They all come in SVG so you can create awesome compositions! Also, they offer animated illustrations using lottie which is huge for cool and sleek website development.

Open Doodles

If you are a fan of sketchy illustrations then you will love Open Doodles. All illustrations and free to download in SVG or PNG format. Also, they have a composition route and generator so you can get the doodles you need!

Free Illustrations

Free Illustrations feature many illustration backgrounds that are perfect for landing page development.

Mixkit

Mixkit is the Unsplash of illustrations, or that is their objective. It features many illustration categories and also stock videos and music, all free of charge.

Delesign

Delesign gives you many clean illustrations for free. Their main strong point is their diversity.

Development

Majestic

Majestic is a zero-config UI for Jest which makes it easier to see tests log output, instead of using purely the terminal. It can be installed globally or just be opened in any repository using npx majestic

Carbon

Carbon is useful if you want to share sleek images of code snippets inside a tweet or blog.

Squoosh

Compress your images will almost unnoticeable quality loss. Also, you can edit image size and how much quality is lost making it a must for optimizing images for your site.

SVGOMG

SVGOMG delivers a gui for optimizing your SVG files. Extremely important when working with SVGs for your site.

Kite

Kite is amazing for increasing your code productivity. I believe that in the future AI won't take our jobs but it will be augmented by tools like this. It offers autocompletion in your favorite editors using machine learning trained with 2+ million repositories. It currently works only with Python and Javascript, but shortly, more languages will be available.

DevDocs

DevDocs is a documentation aggregator. It adds multiple libraries and API documentation in a clean and searchable interface. This is massive for general development so I highly recommend it.

DevHints

This website featured cheat sheets for many tools such as bash, React, go, sass, and many more.

Wappalyzer

Want to know the stack of your favorite website? Say no more, Wappalyzer allows you to know fairly quickly. They also have an extension so you find these on the go.

iHateRegex

This site is a holy grail for those that don't want to create their own regex or search all through google. Think of it as google for regex.

LottieFiles

Ever heard of Lottie? I had not until I found this website. Lottie is a library that allows you to parse and run animations exported from Adobe After Effects. These animations are beautiful and LottieFiles houses thousands of these for free. However, take into consideration most of them have a CC-BY 2.0 license.

Shape Divider

Shape Divider allows you to generate sleek dividers for your website on the fly. It features a cool UI compared to other sites and works very well.

CSS

Animista

Need some CSS animations inspiration or snippets? Animista got you covered. It features many cool CSS effects that can speed up your development.

Pattern.css

Love to use patterns in your design? Then you will love this one. It is a CSS library that makes distinct classes available for you to create awesome patterns for your website.

CSSeffectsSnippets

Nifty CSS animations for your website.

98.css

98.css lets your nostalgic fantasies come true. If you need to build a website or electron app with Windows 98 style then 98.css will greatly help you.

Tailwind

TailwindComponents

Tailwind is very popular these days, and sites like this show why. TailwindComponents feature hundreds of community-built components using tailwind.css. Some of these have a very high quality so be sure to check it out!

Tailblocks

Tailblocks features more high-quality Tailwind components. However, they provide a similar experience to bootstrap so you can create a whole website using these. Absolutely a must to speed development.

Design

colors.lol

Need palettes that are overly descriptive? Colors.lol is the right place to go to find these. They feature 10+ of these palettes which can make your design more vibrant.

ColorMind

Colormind generates color schemes using deep learning. You can lock the colors and get others which complement that one.

Ucraft Logo Maker

This is my go-to whenever I need a quick logo for a side project. They feature thousands of icons that can help you create many logo combinations. For free commercial and personal use, they let you download a PNG version of your logo.

AppMockUp

AppMockUp lets you generate mock-ups for Android and iPhones without much work. If you are a mobile developer be sure to check this one out.

Webframe

Webframe has thousands of design inspiration based on real websites.

FontSpark

FontSpark allows you to discover your next favorite font by generating different ones until you like it.

HackDesign

Have a lot of time and want to learn design? Then HackDesign is for you. This website features many lessons that can teach you what you need for becoming a designer.

Checklist Design

If you are designing or building a website these checklists can be a life-saver. They guarantee accessibility and great UX for different sections of your site such as forms, typography, buttons, and many more.

Remove BG

The title is pretty self-explanatory. This tool makes it a breeze to delete the background from your images so you can use it in your designs or website.

Unscreen

Just like remove.bg but for gifs and videos.

Productivity

Sejda

Sejda is provides an online sleek PDF editor. Awesome for editing your CV!

GetTerms

GetTerms generates a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service tailored for your app. This is awesome for saving time in when building a web product.

Top Hunts Time Machine

This tool allows you to see the most famous products featured in Product Hunt. If you want to find resources be sure to check this out monthly.

Notion

Notion is so good. So good that it is in fact my daily writing platform. I just love how clean and efficient it is for blogging and note-taking.

Writty

Need a super lean and sleek editor for writing? Then you will like Writty. It features a super simple editor that saves all you write inside your browser so you don't have to worry about it being exposed to the Internet so easily. Also, it is open-source which is a plus.

Grammarly

This is a must for writing anything on the Internet. I compare this tool to ESLint since it allows you to find errors before you even notice them. Developers can benefit from this whenever we are writing GitHub issue, a Stack Overflow question, ...

OpenSource Builders

OpenSource Builders offers many open-source alternatives to common products such as Facebook, Slack, Shopify, and many more.

Wave

If you are a freelancer or have your own business, Wave can help with accounting, invoicing, and receipts free on the web.

Clockify

A truly free time tracker for individuals and teams. Clockify allows you to log time easily and has many features for you to manage this data.

Untools

Untools features many thinking patters that can help you during programming.

Conclusion

I hope all of these resources can help you build better websites and apps as they have helped me! If you have another favorite resource, please write them up in the discussion below.

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Awesome Motive Inc.: WordPress Technical Support

Headquarters: West Palm Beach, FL URL: https://awesomemotive.com

About the Company: At Awesome Motive, we help small businesses grow and compete with the big guys by creating market leading software and growth tools. Over 10 million websites use our software and training videos to grow their traffic, email subscribers, and business revenue. We are the company behind popular marketing products including OptinMonster, WPForms, MonsterInsights, SeedProd, WP Mail SMTP, RafflePress, TrustPulse, and more. We also run a suite of popular blogs including WPBeginner, the largest free WordPress resource site for beginners.

About the role? As a WordPress Tech Support specialist at Awesome Motive, you'll be responsible for guiding people to the fullest use of our products.

You will primarily working in our product team for WPForms, the most popular WordPress form builder - used by over 3 million websites!

To love this role, here’s the type of person you are:

You’re passionate about solving problems and helping people.

You’re incredibly positive and enjoy making another person’s day.

You’re an excellent communicator who makes sure nothing slips through the cracks.

You’re a self-starter who loves taking initiative and seeing things through to completion.

You have the curiosity and desire to learn and grow your skills.

You take pride in the quality and craftsmanship of your work rather than just doing it to get it done.

Common responsibilities include (but are not limited to):

Working the support inbox, making sure our customers receive timely responses.

Fielding and recording feature requests.

Providing support to users on the WordPress.org forums for our plugins.

Testing bug reports locally, and when confirmed pass them to the development team with detailed instructions.

Pre-release quality assurance testing for updates and new releases.

Updating and creating tutorials and documentation.

Writing code snippets to solve one-off problems.

Here are some skills that will come handy:

Excellent English writing and communication skills. We believe communication is critical.

Patience, grace, and a sense of humor.

Exceptional troubleshooting abilities (ie include finding CSS  and JavaScript conflicts using browser developer tools, determining whether a plugin could be causing a code conflict).

At least 2 years of experience with WordPress.

Strong comprehension of HTML and CSS - you can write HTML and apply styling from "scratch".

Strong leadership with the ability to step up and take charge when needed.

You can take technical lingo and make it understandable to customers.

Ability to prioritize workloads in order to balance an assortment of tasks and meet deadlines.

Bonus points if you also have:

Proficiency in writing documentation.

Proven track record providing support for WordPress plugins.

Experience working with email marketing service providers (eg. MailChimp, AWeber, etc).

Experience with WordPress development (eg themes, hooks, filters, plugin API, etc).

Working knowledge of PHP.

What we offer Working for a fast-growing bootstrapped company is a rare opportunity, one we consider a lifestyle choice rather than a job choice. Our positions are challenging, but also come with amazing advantages and fulfillment to those who earn them. Here’s what we offer.

Competitive Salary.

Health Insurance benefits for full-time U.S. employees.

Work from your home. We’re spread out all over the world – United States, Canada, Ukraine, India, Pakistan, Singapore and more.

Unlimited PTO after 90 days of employment. We encourage employees to take the time they need for vacation, to stay healthy, and to spend time with friends and family.

Paid maternity and paternity leave.

We happily provide or reimburse software you’ll need as well as books or courses that promote continued learning.

We give you the opportunity to solve challenging and meaningful problems that make a difference.

Custom Branded laptop at your five year anniversary.

We cover all costs of company travel (including our annual all-company retreat and mini-team meetups).

Ability to work with some of the best people in the business through frequent, if not daily, interactions.

And in case you were wondering: no politics, no b.s., and no jerks.

If all of this sounds interesting, then please submit your application! How to Apply?

Please clearly include the following in your cover letter:

Your experience with WordPress.

If you have previous experience working support or writing documentation, we'd love to hear about it.

Tell us a bit about yourself and why you should be considered. Details about your experience, qualifications, personality, etc are very helpful.

Profile links if available (Your website, WordPress.org, GitHub, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc)

Also note, don't forget to proofread before submitting. Check spelling, capitalization, etc. This is your chance to make your application stand out :) We won’t be able to individually respond to all applications, but if we feel you’re a strong match, someone will be in touch shortly. Qualified candidates will be asked to do a simple code challenge. Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you!

To apply: https://awesomemotive.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=2

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