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To make authenticated REST API calls in applications, several authentication schemes are used by developers. Some of them use HTTP Basic Authentication scheme, and others, as per their needs(or wants), use custom authentication schemes. Now, it’s good to experiment but not at the cost of security. In this blog, we will look into the common […]

My objective through this blog will be exploration of commonly used features of DAM to support digital needs across multiple touch-points like websites, eCommerce sites, mobile devices, social networks, campaigns, and print catalogs in AEM 6.1 Prerequisites: AEM 6.1 instance, Linux operating system Use Cases: 1. Custom renditions 2. Video Renditions 3. Watermarking Lets get […]

During most of the android design and development , we mainly use three types of layout: LineraLayout ,RelativeLayout, FrameLayout. And for creating complex view we use weight property to distribute view across screens. But while using weights you must have noticed that we have to add a default container view to encapsulate our child view […]

What is Localization Testing? Localization testing is performed to verify the quality of a product’s localization for a particular target culture/locale and is executed only on the localized version of the product. Things to know, before you start- In localization testing, an application behaves as expected whether it is for desktop, mobile or online distribution […]

Nowadays there is a trend of using animated page elements where as you scroll down the page, items animates. Animated page elements provides a more extraordinary user experience. Here we will be building UI elements which will animate into view as the user scrolls down the page. The animation will be performed by CSS3 while […]

We saw the rise and fall of food-tech in the past few years and there are clear lessons that everyone has learnt. First lesson, it is not a gold rush but a rat-race; a maddening race that everyone wants to run or has a mandate to run. Second lesson is to think about the running […]

Middleware is a simple javascript function with three parameters request, response and next Apart from handling http request it can perform the following tasks: Manipulate request and response objects Perform isolated tasks Terminate request flow by sending response Pass the control to another middleware We load middleware in express by use() of the express app. […]

The most difficult part of supporting apps when you don’t create them and don’t have access to the source code is debugging them. Charles allows to intercept calls to remote CSS and JavaScript files and substitute your own, allowing for infinitely easier debugging of remote code that you don’t have access to change. Charles is an HTTP proxy […]

To simplify complications is the first essential of success! These are the quotes said by George Earle Buckle!  George was a famous English Editor & Biographer. In this article, We are trying to understand the importance of Product’s Design Build Review from a  designer’s perspective. Before we jump to any conclusion, Let’s try to understand the mechanism of UX & Visual […]

This is all about the timing of your perception. We know how to paint a webpage, let’s add some magic to it and we have the wand called “Transition”. See The Magic Take a box with some initial parameters ,add a background-color(say red) and change the background-color on hover(say green, or any of your favorite!). <div […]

With all the options out there to create a personal website: WordPress, Drupal or Joomla to name a few why would anyone create a site from scratch anymore? Naturally creating something from scratch takes a lot more work than simply taking something Out of the Box (OOTB). A number of open source projects allow users […]

What is ElementArrayFinder? ElementArrayFinder is an array of WebElements which is used to set up a chain of conditions that identify an array of elements. This allows you to perform actions (i.e. click, getText) on them as you would on an array of WebElements. The action will apply to every element identified by the ElementArrayFinder. […]