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Mastering the Craft: The Intricacies of the Art of Debugging in Software Development

August 8, 2023 Raphael 0

In the multifaceted realm of software development, where the intricacies of code intertwine to create complex functionalities, one constant remains debugging. Often overshadowed by the glamour of writing code, debugging holds a crucial place in the development process. It’s not merely about spotting errors; it’s an art, demanding a blend of analytical prowess, patience, and creativity. This article embarks on a comprehensive exploration of debugging, […]

Cybersecurity in the Adult Industry

March 16, 2023 Raphael 0

In recent years, cyberattacks have become an increasingly prevalent threat to businesses across all industries. It’s critical for companies to prioritize cybersecurity measures in order to protect user data and privacy. We’ll discuss the risks of cyberattacks, best practices for cybersecurity, and case studies of breaches in some xxx gay porn sites.

Low-code And No-code Development

March 16, 2023 Raphael 0

As the digital landscape continues to evolve and grow, the demand for custom software applications has increased dramatically. However, the process of developing custom software applications is often time-consuming, and costly, and requires a team of skilled developers.

How To Become A Web Developer

April 28, 2022 Raphael 0

With so many technological solutions available in the market, the huge amount of applications that allow us to perform various activities, and the great demand for web developers in the global market, it is normal to want to be part of it. Schools specialized in programming like WantoDev, can help millions of students to become the best web developers in the world.

FAQs about Unity (Open Source Games)

July 19, 2021 Raphael 0

First of all, if you are not familiar with Unity games, let’s describe it summarily: Unity is a videogame engine and development environment, primarily aimed at video game development. It can be used to develop games for a variety of platforms, including PCs, mobile devices, and consoles. Or like the platform itself describes: The Unity engine is the most popular third-party game development software amongst […]

Intro to Web 3.0

July 8, 2021 Raphael 0

The third generation of the Internet is the current phase of development that is beginning to take hold. It aims to solve the limitations of previous versions and much more: to provide ways of interacting and using information, which increases possibilities, improves privacy, and creates countless opportunities. It will work in a more structured way, facilitating the process of extracting information from different sources and […]

Tetris

August 12, 2020 Raphael 0

Structure real-world projects are among the very best methods to discover how to code. And also if you are going to develop a task, you may as well make it one of the most popular and also a lot of fun video games of all time: Tetris. There are several video training courses around internet (mainly Youtube) that will assist you to find out the […]

IE6ify Bookmarklet

August 8, 2020 Raphael 0

Perhaps one of the most known projects of ElbertF, the IE6ify Bookmarklet. He has managed to reproduce exactly how websites were likely to look like in Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) all thanks to a simple bookmarklet. Individuals usually neglect just how much of a monopolistic juggernaut Microsoft once was: Web Explorer 6, at its optimal in 2004, thanks to its packing with Windows XP, was […]

Swiftlet 3.0

August 5, 2020 Raphael 0

Swiftlet, a light-weight PHP framework built for speed and security launched by Raphael several years ago in it’s version Swiftlet 1.1 Stable (see below more about that original version). Over time however, a lot of functionality was added and started to suffer from feature creep. The original intention of creating a maintainable framework that was easy to pick up was a bit lost. After a […]

Free transform plugin for Raphaël JS

August 2, 2020 Raphael 0

After doing some research for work involving client-side image manipulation, he did focus on creating Raphaël, a JavaScript library that simplifies working with vector graphics on the web. One thing he was struggling from time to time was applying multiple transformations to an element. When rotating an object the coordinate plane rotates with it which means dragging no longer works as one might expect (e.g. […]