AdobeJava/JVMWeb Content Management
Introduction As developers, we strive to maintain high code quality and ensure that our software is both functional and maintainable. Two essential tools for achieving this are Checkstyle and code coverage analysis. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to integrate these plugins into your Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) codebase to boost your code quality […]
DrupalWeb Content ManagementWordPress
Creating a website has never been easier, thanks to Content Management Systems (CMS) that offer intuitive website-building tools. There’s a CMS platform for every individual, entrepreneur, or business seeking a website – whether it’s for a personal blog, online store, or professional web presence. In this blog, we’ll explore the top website builder CMS platforms, […]
DrupalFront End DevelopmentTechnology
Introduction CSS skills are vital for web developers, especially during tech job interviews. These interviews often include tough CSS questions to gauge a candidate’s understanding and problem-solving abilities. In this article, we’ll unravel common tricky CSS interview questions, empowering you to approach interviews with confidence. ● Minimum Required Properties for z-index: The minimum requirement for […]
Front End DevelopmentNode.jsSEO
This solution tackles the challenges of Client-Side Rendering (CSR), boosting both SEO performance and user experiences using dynamic pre-rendering with prerender.io. Learn how to set up and optimize this approach, improving SEO rankings and speeding up browser rendering for your website. What is Client Side Rendering(CSR)? When a user makes a request to a domain […]
DrupalFront End DevelopmentSoftware development
CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid are layout systems. Flexbox, on the other hand, is for laying out a single row or column of elements. Flexbox is about positioning elements in a dimensional area so, in a row or a column. We can actually set up Flexbox to wrap its item into a new line, so […]
DrupalFront End DevelopmentSoftware development
This blog is a continuation of the previous blog. CSS ─ PADDINGS The padding property in CSS is used to add space between the content of an element and its inner border. It is used to control the internal spacing. It only affects its size and layout and it does not affect the element’s border […]
DrupalFront End DevelopmentSoftware development
CSS ─ MEASUREMENT UNITS CSS offers us various measurement units that we can use to define sizes and distances for various properties such as width, height, margins, padding, fonts, and more. Here’s a list of commonly used CSS measurement units: ● Pixels (px): Pixels specify the size in CSS, and it is most commonly used. […]
Requirement In general, data is passed to Adobe Analytics on page load. Sometimes it is required to load page content without reloading/refreshing the page. For example, if a web application has page navigation based on the Table Of Content and page refresh, and not a requirement, but content should get updated. Solution Without loading a […]
DrupalFront End DevelopmentWeb Content Management
Creating an accessible Drupal website is essential to ensure that all users, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, can access and navigate your site without barriers. Web accessibility aims to provide equal access to information and services, promoting inclusivity and usability for everyone. Here are more detailed tips on how to make your Drupal […]
