By Ashraff Hathibelagal Introduction In its most basic form, a launcher is an application that does the following: it represents the home screen of a device it lists and launches applications that are installed on the device In other words, it is the application that shows up when you press the home button. Unless you’ve […]
By Maciej Sopyło In my previous article, I showed you how to protect your server from attacks and malicious software. This part will focus completely on the third layer of security – your application itself. So here, I will show you techniques that you can use to protect your application from attacks and intrusions. Using […]
By Rachel McCollin FAQ pages are quite common on websites, in particular e-commerce websites or those promoting a product or service which potential customers are likely to have questions about. Creating an FAQs page can save time and money by providing answers without customers having to email or phone the site owner, and may help […]
By Bhanu Chaudhary Koa.js is an expressive next-generation web framework written for Node.js by the people behind the Express and Connect frameworks. Koa.js leverages generators, which are a bleeding edge feature of JavaScript, and have not yet been made into stable versions of Node.js. Koa aims to use generators to save developers from the spaghetti […]
By Zsolt Gere If you want to try an easy and full-featured popular web shop, OpenCart is the is a great option. This second part of our OpenCart tutorial will show you some advanced Setting options such as setting up multiple languages, currencies, tax classes, user roles, shipping and payment methods, and so on. This […]
By Michael Musallam At WWDC 2014, Apple has introduced one of the biggest updates to iOS since 2008 from a developer’s point of view. They introduced HomeKit, HealthKit, CloudKit, and Extensions, just to name a few. But the biggest surprise out of WWDC 2014 was the introduction of a brand new programming language, Swift. Swift […]