By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 08, 2015 05:44 am  Each year at 3 different locations DrupalCon rocks the house with talks, workshops, and some awesome community gatherings. Drupal users can learn a lot by attending these conferences with the hope of meeting great people and learning about new features, plugins, etc. This year’s European event will be held in Barcelona, Spain from September 21st-25th. […] Read More at DrupalCon 2015 in Barcelona from September 21st-25th
By Guest Author on Sep 08, 2015 04:04 am  So far today I've spent one hour perfecting the design of one of my client's new media packs, and honestly I am very happy with it. To tell you the truth I am super happy that I managed to get it looking so great within such a short space of time (Don't tell the client). […] Read More at The Huge September Font Bundle including 49 Professional Typefaces
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 01:45 pm  The best developers try to stay on top of the latest technologies. The old adage “why reinvent the wheel” comes to mind. Although there are plenty of JS-based libraries for lazy loading and asynchronous page scrolling, new libraries pop up every day. The goal of a new library is to solve problems that haven’t been […] Read More at Cycligent.js – Brand New Open Source Asynchronous Loading Library
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 01:02 pm  How often have you needed to switch between apps to move/copy data? It seems like a common task, especially using communication apps and when messaging people. Well this has always been somewhat of a pain, and there’s certainly no reason for Apple to add functionality by default. However a new app named Thingthing has recently […] Read More at Thingthing iOS Keyboard allows Faster Sharing on iOS
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 12:25 pm  The GitHub team recently put up an interesting blog post covering a new feature called “Protected Branches”. The goal is to save stress by protecting certain branches from being overwritten by contributors. This ability should be setup by an administrator on the repo, but obviously it’s not a necessity all the time. From GitHub’s blog: […] Read More at GitHub to Launch Protected Branches for Code Repos
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 11:48 am  Ember.js is a common MVC framework for JavaScript developers. It’s meant to provide standard procedures that you’d expect in any other framework, but with the core basis running in JavaScript. This library has gained popularity amongst developers who want to switch over the JS solutions. Interestingly enough, this framework has also been popular due to […] Read More at Ember.js Releases Ember Data v2.0 (with Upcoming Beta to Follow)
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 10:42 am  The Atlantic recently did a small video piece with Ryan Carson, CEO & founder of the online learning website Treehouse. Treehouse was founded as a way for people with little-to-no knowledge of design/development to teach themselves the prerequisite skills to get a job in the industry. It has flourished since being originally founded and offers […] Read More at Ryan Carson & Treehouse’s 32-Hour Work Week
By Daniel Schwarz on Sep 07, 2015 09:15 am  One of the biggest trends of the last few years is using fullscreen hero images combined with big typography. But like most trends, designers often abuse them only because they're in fashion, with no regards to critically think about a design choices. Flat design is the worst and often misunderstood. Minimalism isn’t about stripping down […] Read More at 10 Minimal Websites with Attractive Typography
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 08:45 am  One of the smaller yet more intimate UX events is UX Cambridge in England. The event focuses on practical user experience guidelines for building better websites, mobile apps, and desktop programs. The conference includes many handy keynotes, educational workshops, group+solo tutorials, along with personal case studies and experience reports from significant individuals. There’s also plenty […] Read More at UX Cambridge 2015 convenes at The McGrath Centre Sept. 9th
By Jake Rocheleau on Sep 07, 2015 07:05 am  UI design is meant to follow ideas from the user’s perspective. Many ideas relate to typical page elements but others focus on user experience. These UX design ideas typically involve dynamic action or animated elements which breathe life into a traditional website. With jQuery it’s possible to create every type of dynamic effect imaginable. Plus […] Read More at Top jQuery Plugins for Common Website Features
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