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This month we’re looking at sites which nail their mobile version, or which are mobile only!
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The Next Web
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The joy of coding Python should be in seeing short, concise, readable classes that express a lot of action in a small amount of clear code — not in reams of trivial code that bores the reader to death. – Guido van Rossum Python is one of the most used programming languages in the world, and that can …
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How much math knowledge do you need for machine learning and deep learning? Some people say not much. Others say a lot. Both are correct, depending on what you want to achieve. There are plenty of programming libraries, code snippets, and pretrained models that can get help you integrate machine learning into your applications without […]
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The Next Web
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How did the big consumer apps get their first 1,000 users? Considering every startup confronts this question at some point, I was surprised by how little has been written about it. Particularly anything actionable. So I decided to do my own digging. I spent the past month personally reaching out to founders, scouring interviews, and tapping the Twitterverse.
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Design Week
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Hyperakt has provided the coding organisation with a brand refresh in the hopes of engaging school students in the run-up to its 10th anniversary.
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fastcompany
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An experimental plug-in imagines a web without men. It can be, perhaps unsurprisingly, empty.
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The Next Web
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JetBrains Mono is a font specifically designed for developers. It's easy on the eyes, open-source, and it's entirely free too.
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Coolhunting
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Everyone's earliest LEGO experiences begin with stacking bricks. This is an observation documented by the team at LEGO Education, an entity within LEGO Group that builds kits and classes to coincide with the STEAM learning system. Founded in 1980, LEGO Education signifies the toy brand's expansion from pieces and puzzles to lesson plans. Their latest release, SPIKE Prime for middle…
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You’ve heard it before: there is not enough diversity in tech. But Carie Fisher offers one solution you may not have heard: that focusing on accessibility may be key in making the tech world …
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Smashing Magazine
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Making our code CMS as agnostic as possible enables us to easily port our application to another CMS if the need arises. In this article, we will learn how code abstraction works, why it is a good idea, and the key concepts to achieve it.
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The Next Web
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Machine learning and artificial intelligence are complex subjects and while you might see them being mentioned every day, you might not necessarily understand how they work.
Two years ago, Google launched a site called Teachable Machine, which let you train a simple model using their camera without any code. Now, it’s launching an updated version so you can train more advanced models.
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Colourlovers
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From the experts on using InVision – InVision creators themselves, here comes the official channel that takes you on a prototyping adventure. Discover tutorials about InVision Studio, and many more tips and tools about Sketch, as well as talks on research, UX, and other topics.
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The Next Web
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On its blog today, Google talked up Game Builder, its sandbox for desktops that lets you create 3D games without having to write any code – and it's free.
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Wired
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Code depends on English—for reasons that are entirely unnecessary at a technical level.
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Wired
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Lego's newest STEM set uses bright colors, friendly shapes, and a simple coding environment to get 11- to 14-year olds into robotics.
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Pentagram partner, graphic designer and filmmaker, Marina Willer, discusses how we can use design to improve our society and strive for a better world.
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Hongkiat
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Children learn differently than adults, therefore if we want to teach them to code, we need to use an approach suitable to their needs. Adults’ coding courses usually start with explaining building blocks, such as data types, variables, and functions, however this teaching method doesn’t fit well with most kids.
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Pack World
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Since launching her marketing and design business, The Freelance Portfolio, Inc., in 1982, Carol Levy has approached projects with a “whatever-it-takes” philosophy, a mindset that now permeates her co-packing/3PL business as well. It’s an attitude that has helped propel the business to 1,375% growth in the last 18 years and has led to customer testimonials such as this one, from John Gaulin, COO of Tender Company: “In all my years of business, I’ve never dealt with a company that is so invested in my success.”
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Wired
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In 2013, a young computational biologist named Yaniv Erlich shocked the research world by showing it was possible to unmask the identities of people listed in anonymous genetic databases using only an Internet connection. Policymakers responded by restricting access to pools of anonymized biomedical genetic data. An NIH official said at the time, “The chances of this happening for most people are small, but they’re not zero.”
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fastcompany
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Treat yourself to a benign cruise through blue-gray boxes, with nary a notification in sight.
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