Flutter is a framework for mobile UIs. If you check the description on their site, they present flutter as: Flutter is Google’s mobile app SDK for crafting high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android in record time. I have used Cordova, Ionic/Ionic 2 and React native and was trying out QT Mobile. I was looking for some tool … Continued
The following article is a compilation of some of the most important principles introduced by Steve Krug in his best seller book “Don’t make me think“. If you are working in the software industry, creating websites or products, you need to read this book. It’s not intended for UX designers only, because It has basic … Continued
Websites with high traffic need to serve the same content several times to different users. Depending on your application, It can be really expensive (resources talking) to process all the application logic every time a user requests web page. Here is where server caching comes, you can just a save temporary copy of the content in … Continued
Google Ad Grants is a program that brings all the advertisement benefits a business has for non-profits, but they are giving 10K monthly with some restrictions. Normally, a business joins the Google Adwords program to advertise its products, services or content. In this case, the goal is to get leads and/or sell products or services. In a … Continued
Slack is a demonstration of how our society has evolved, where artificial intelligence has a place because of the unlimited possibilities with its integrations to activities of real life. This possibility allows us to work not only with humans but also with bots that you can talk, ask favors to execute something or provide a report. … Continued
Let’s face it. Websites have become the front desk of companies worldwide, even more, when you are an NGO that wants to share the world your story: what are you doing and, more important, why it is worth investing in you. It is not difficult to know what would happen with a potential donor or … Continued
Most complex web applications and websites are built by highly technical developers. Developers, generally speaking, think in different ways than “normal” people. So, it should not be a surprise that these apps are built to work but not necessarily built to be intuitive. Indeed, we have encountered many websites and applications across the government and … Continued
Surprisingly, many website developers, Drupal shops, and WordPress agencies hate the thought of fixing bugs and maintaining websites. It seems they demonstrate passive aggressive behavior in that they take a long time to respond to their client’s issues, don’t return phone calls or emails, and simply don’t demonstrate a lot of progress. When our phone … Continued
When we first learn to connect to a server via SSH, we do it with the only means we know: passwords. Those small, predictable and insecure pieces of text. Once we figure out we can do better, we use a password manager or a similar mechanism to make our passwords safer and protect our servers from … Continued
You pay for a developer to build your website and anticipate the day that it launches. The site goes live and you wait for your phone to ring or an email to come in. Then … nothing. You ask your developer why it’s not showing up on Google and they shrug their shoulders. “You didn’t … Continued
On this post we will talk about themes development for Drupal. We are also going to explain a simple example of a Drupal theme, so let’s start. Creating a base structure for the theme To create a theme is necessary to follow a structure, this is to organize our theme in the best way and to … Continued