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Docker Made Easy: Local Dev Environments Simplified
Docker lets you run your website inside isolated containers that already have everything you need—web server, database, caching, and more. Instead of installing everything directly on your computer, you run these services through Docker, keeping your local machine clean and avoiding those “works on my machine” problems.
CSS Flexbox: Your Complete Handbook for Modern Web Layouts
Building web pages once involved struggling with floats, tricky positioning, and even old HTML tables to place elements, often breaking on different screen sizes and hindering responsive design. CSS Flexbox revolutionized this by offering a powerful, yet simple, method to arrange items in a single row or column. It provides precise control over space distribution, alignment, and order, making modern layouts straightforward. This guide will explore Flexbox fundamentals, alignment techniques, space distribution properties, and advanced applications.
Drupal and Headless CMS: An Overview
Today, people don’t just browse the web on a computer. They use phones, tablets, smart TVs, voice assistants, and even smartwatches. Because of this, businesses need to share their content in many different ways, not just on a website. Traditional content management systems (CMS) are good at running websites, but they can struggle when it comes to delivering content across multiple platforms.
That’s where the idea of a headless CMS comes in, and Drupal is one of the best tools for the job.
Responsive Design Principles for Beginners: Crafting Websites for Every Screen
Responsive design is a crucial approach for creating websites that provide an optimal viewing experience across a wide range of devices, from mobile phones to large desktop monitors. It addresses the frustration users experience when a website built for a single screen size is difficult to navigate or read on other devices, leading to missed opportunities for website owners.
Postman for API Testing
Postman is available across major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. Users can download the desktop application from the official Postman website. While a web-based version offers convenience for quick tasks, the desktop app is preferred for intensive API work due to its full feature set and performance.
Intro to AI for Business Owners
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a powerful business tool that companies of all sizes can use to gain an edge in today’s competitive market. From automating routine tasks to uncovering insights hidden in data, AI has the potential to streamline operations, reduce costs, and improve decision-making.
Yarn vs. NPM: Which to Use?
JavaScript powers much of the digital world, and package managers are the backbone of its ecosystem. These tools automate the process of finding, installing, and updating project dependencies—ensuring developers save time, reduce errors, and build efficiently.
Among them, Yarn and NPM are the two leading solutions, each with unique strengths and a history of continuous improvement. This article compares their core functionality, performance, features, and community adoption, helping teams decide which best fits their needs.
Intro to PHP 8: What’s New?
Last November 26, 2020, the PHP 8 was released. PHP 8 was a significant milestone in the progress of PHP. It introduced major performance gains, new language features, and developer-centric improvements that make it easier than ever to write clean, secure, and efficient code.
Dear diary of a boy named Developer
Morning comes, and the alarm screams before the sun even finishes yawning. Developer drags himself out of bed, still half-dreaming in code snippets. Coffee first—because without caffeine, he might just forget what a “semicolon” is. With a cup in hand, he check emails, Teams notifications, reviews Backlog and a swarm of tickets waiting to be tackled. The day begins not with calm, but with bugs already demanding attention. The idea that Developers rise with the rooster? Total myth. Most are still in deep hibernation by 8:00 a.m., mastering the art of pretending they’ll wake up “in five minutes.”
