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Although there seems to be a handful of different methodologies, I feel that the essence of “design thinking” boils down to three tasks that anyone can—and must—do first in order to both effectively and empathetically solve design problems. What are they?
An overview of how to clone objects in Django that have foreign key relations.
Integration testing web applications in the browser has always been a challenge. Cypress unique architecture offers a different way.
This post offers an approach that takes into account accessibility experience in addition to technical compliance for accessible interactive PDF documents.
Translating a paper-based theory diagram into a clientside interactive takes teamwork and a solid diagramming library.
Using CSS transitions to animate layout changes.
How to put together randomized, adjustable data tied to a curve.
Delivering data from server-side to client-side is pretty straightforward. Generally, you just throw together an API, RESTful or otherwise. When working in the Django framework, there are a couple of other options to consider, that might be easier and solve a few problems.
I restructured and redesigned the CTL DevTeam’s website CompilED to meet web accessibility standards, and to improve its overall user experience on all devices.
This is an overview for 3D graphics beginners just learning to work with Planes, quaternions, and rotations.