Would You Use IntelliJ for a Simple HTML and CSS Website?
While a simple HTML and CSS site can be built with a text editor and a browser, a simple project like this is a good way to learn professional tools.
How Use Cases Lead to a Customer Friendly Organizations
each of the people who interact with you represent a different use case in that they each need a different mix of services and accommodations. General needs can be grouped into use cases that will lead to better customer service over-all.
What Is an API?
An API comes in when two programs have to share information. It makes sure that the receiving program can use what was sent, without getting into the sending program’s business.
How Large a Suitcase Do You Need for your Programming Variables?
Where to put data being moved or process is much like packing bags for a trip.
Yes, Chef! Git in the Kitchen
Busy restaurant kitchens and busy software development teams have similar process needs. One similarity is the never-ending search for the perfect process.
When Organization Managers Decide on Big Website Changes
Not all Website Changes are Visible to the Public The last few weeks have been a mad scramble of website work that is invisible to the public. There are no new pages built. There are no new design features. There are no new images. The changes are 1) new staff …
Understanding and Using Timestamps
What Is a Timestamp? A timestamp is a value that generally includes year, month, day, hour, minute and second and time zone. Timestamps can show up in quite a few formats. But, in each case, they are recording the specific time that something happened in a digital device. The key …
Database vs Text Files
How data fields are designed and stored has changed over the years and the options have multiplied, making understanding data structure an even more important skill.
Keeping Records of Users
Web hosts, Domain registrars, PayPal, Themes, Plugins, Website platforms, Email, … We have so many digital assets, and each of those assets has users.
The Right Image for the Right Place
This is the Wrong Image for this Place It’s the wrong image for the Facebook Preview. The photo doesn’t attract attention. It’s stuffy. And, it doesn’t support the idea of a domain name. The text flattened into the image isn’t much help either. It’s the wrong image for this post …