The new CSS :is(), :where() and :has() pseudo-class selectors are exciting additions to CSS. Learn how easy they are to use! Continue reading How the CSS :is, :where and :has Pseudo-class Selectors Work on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Learn what Python decorators are, what their syntax looks like, how to identify them in a script or framework, and how to apply them. Continue reading Understanding Python Decorators, with Examples on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
It wasn’t so long ago that meetings were primarily held in person. Much to the chagrin of many web designers (myself included), remote get-togethers weren’t widely embraced by clients. What a difference a few years makes. Meetings were slowly trending towards remote platforms. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Suddenly, Zoom …
Learn what Python multiprocessing is, its advantages, and how to improve the running time of Python programs by using parallel programming. Continue reading A Guide to Python Multiprocessing and Parallel Programming on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Photography is a powerful way to bring the outdoors to your fingertips. An incredible landscape can teleport you back to a moment, even when you’re working in your home office. Landscapes come in all shapes and sizes. So too do the Adobe Lightroom presets that style them. While your landscapes …
If you’re looking to add professionalism to your branded videos and marketing campaigns, consider using an animated logo reveal. An animated logo can be a great way to stand out from the competition by capturing the attention of your audience as they scroll through their newsfeed. Luckily, you don’t have …
Learn eight key steps for streamlining your technical SEO workflow to ensure that users and indexing bots get optimal access to your website. Continue reading 8 Simple Steps to Complete a Technical SEO Audit on SitePoint. Source: Site Point Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Migrating your website from one content management system (CMS) to another can be challenging. It’s not a straightforward process. Each system has unique methods for storing data, theming, and adding functionality. Thus, there are no apples-to-apples site moves. It’s more like apples-to-oranges, with a few pears and peaches thrown in …
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