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The GDPR in digestible bullet points for software developers, implement it seamlessly!
The GDPR is the “the toughest privacy and security law in the world” and has an important impact on the design of our applications. I’ve read through the entire law and broken down all the key areas that directly impact on our software development processes. Don't underestimate it's importance!
How to Install Font Awesome, Quick and Easy!
The quickest way to get up and running quickly with Font awesome.
Explanation of the SQL LIKE operator and wildcards (contains examples)
Clear explanation and examples of LIKE where used in the WHERE clause of SQL queries. It's a keyword used to perform a search according to a specific pattern in a column.
How to Handle CSS in Your .NET Application
How to Handle CSS in Your .NET Application - CSS code belongs in stylesheets, and not in your views, pages or components. How to Use SASS in Your .NET Application
CSS Best Practices | Rules for organizing CSS Code
CSS can fool you into thinking that it's easy to write. However, it's not the code that's tricky, it's getting the formatting and organisation right. Without it, you can quickly find yourself with code that is too complicated to read, maintain and debug. I've put together a non-exhaustive list of best practices and rules that should help you create and maintain a clean and extensible CSS style sheet.
Web Components for Beginners: Is it time to DITCH the frameworks?
Web Components: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide - DITCH THE FRAMEWORKS