Tag: Technology

All the articles with the tag "Technology".

• Apple Watch Favors Text Version and Breaks Links

  Updated:Apr 29, 2015 |  at 04:16 PM

  The next generation of responsive emails: make the text version easy to read on Apple Watches

• Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2015

  Updated:Apr 21, 2015 |  at 02:53 PM

  JavaScript dominates the list of most popular development technology with 81% of StackOverflow users reporting they use it

• ignites, HTTP2 in 5 Minutes, Ben Maraney

  Updated:Apr 17, 2015 |  at 09:43 PM

  HTTP2 will change the development workflow: here's a primer on how it is faster than HTTP1

• HTTP2 for front-end web developers

  Updated:Mar 10, 2015 |  at 04:58 PM

  HTTP2 is based on Google's SPDY and will change the way you minify and bundle assets

• 20th Century Fox: Taken3 LinkedIn Campaign

  Updated:Mar 4, 2015 |  at 05:34 PM

  "I do have a very particular set of skills" says Liam Neeson in the Taken moves. LinkedIn has a competition where the winner gets a video of Liam Neeson endorsing their skills.

• The Moonpig Bug: How 3,000,000 Customers' Details Were Exposed

  Updated:Jan 8, 2015 |  at 03:59 PM

  Some idiot thought that instead of OAuth tokens or the like, "let's use the integer user id as proof that the user logged in ok"

• It's called Windows 10 because old programs would confuse "Windows 9" with "Windows 98"

  Updated:Oct 20, 2014 |  at 11:08 PM

  Cut the crap! The real reason Microsoft skipped Windows 9: old programs check if the version string starts with "Windows 9" to detect 95, 98 and ME

• Microsoft unveils the Windows 10 operating system, a marginal improvement on Windows 7

  Updated:Oct 18, 2014 |  at 11:35 PM

  Windows 10: What should have been Windows 7.1

• Heartbleed, Shellshock and now Poodlebleed: are we safe on the web?

  Updated:Oct 16, 2014 |  at 11:26 PM

  Use this online test to check your server then use Firefox and set security.tls.version.min to 1

• Cubic Bezier Curves - Under the Hood

  Updated:Oct 3, 2014 |  at 03:03 AM

  Peter Nowell breaks down the voodoo behind Bezier Curves with a series of awesome animations