How to Build a 2D Tapping Game in Unity
This tutorial shows you how to build a simple 2D tapping game in Unity, similar to "Tapping Bugs," where players tap moving insects to score points. The game is easily adaptable for Android, iOS, and WebGL platforms. Key Concepts: Creatin
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:33 AM
Keybase: Sending, Receiving and Sharing Encrypted Messages
Keybase: an open source social networking platform that simplifies encryption Keybase is an open source encryption platform with social networking capabilities designed to simplify the encryption process and add social interaction. Users can start encryption by simply using their social media username and can link other social accounts like Reddit, GitHub, Twitter to their Keybase profile. Keybase provides a web-based client and also provides a local command line client for all major operating systems. Users can encrypt messages through the Keybase web platform, and if there is no PGP key, Keybase can generate a key for them. Keybase's
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:28 AM
JVMLS 2016: A Recap of Java Virtual Machine Language Summit
2016 Java Virtual Machine Language Summit: Looking to the Future of JVM The 2016 Java Virtual Machine Language Summit (JVMLS) brought together language designers and JVM engineers to discuss the future development of JVM and its impact on the Java language. The summit focused on key issues such as Project Jigsaw, Project Valhalla and the future of virtual machines. Modular: Project Jigsaw Project Jigsaw is a core feature of Java 9, and it introduces a modular mechanism for the Java language. Developers can create modules that enable reliable configuration, powerful packaging, and improved scalability, security and performance. Java
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:26 AM
Quick Tip: How to Install .deb and .tar Files in Linux
Linux software installation guide: Easy to master the installation method of .deb and .tar files Core points The installation method of .deb files in Linux systems depends on the complexity of the software, and can be installed directly or through terminal commands. For example, Dropbox can be installed directly, but if prompted to decompress the file, you need to use the cd ~/Desktop/Dropbox_deb and sudo dpkg -i *.deb commands in the terminal. Installation of .tar files in Linux systems involves decompressing shell files and executing them using terminal commands. For example, installing VeraCrypt requires using chmod x veracrypt-1.18-s
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:24 AM
Quick Tip: Understanding the Yield Keyword in Python
Thanks to Shaumik Daityari for kindly helping to peer review this article. When we call a function in Python, the function will normally start working until it encounters a return, exception, or reaches its end – after which it returns control ba
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:20 AM
The Challenges of Responsive Web Design, with Ethan Marcotte
This episode of the Versioning Show features a conversation with Ethan Marcotte, the designer who coined the term "Responsive Web Design." David and Tim explore the origins of responsive design, the challenges of adapting content for diver
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:19 AM
'Reskinnable' SVG Symbols: How to Make Them (..and Why)
SVG icons are increasingly used in modern web design, thanks to their scalability, small file sizes, and CSS styling capabilities, making them ideal for responsive websites. Although SVG can be styled using CSS, this only works if the SVG code is embedded in the HTML page. This means that a single part of the SVG cannot be modified unless the SVG is embedded. This article introduces the concept of "removable SVG symbols", where the "skeleton" of the SVG image remains unchanged, but the surface appearance can be easily changed. The article proposes a solution to the problem of not being able to modify a single part of SVG. This involves creating a symbol for each shape in the SVG, each symbol is in the same viewBox, allowing accordingly
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:17 AM
5 Common Problems Faced by Python Beginners
This article provides a concise guide for Python beginners, addressing common challenges and offering solutions. It highlights key concepts like terminal input, array traversal, external command execution, exception handling, and module usage. Key
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:15 AM
Jump Start Git: Branching in Git
Git branch: a tool for efficient collaboration This article is excerpted from the book Jump Start Git, which is available for free to SitePoint Premium members. Physical books are available in major bookstores around the world, and you can also order them here. Hope you like and benefit from it! In Chapter 1, I talked about my initial fear of trying new things in my project. What if you try some ambitious features but break the part that was previously functioning? Git's branching feature perfectly solves this problem. Summary of key points The Git branch allows you to create a copy of the project, so that you can experiment without affecting the original project. If the experiment is successful, it is easy to merge experimental elements into the main branch. Branches
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:12 AM
Creating Animated Google Map Markers with CSS and JavaScript
Make your Google Maps tags move: The wonderful use of CSS animations The Google Maps API provides convenient tools for web developers, but its map markings are lacking in flexibility and creativity. This article will demonstrate how to combine CSS and JavaScript to create animated map markers that respond to user interactions, making your map more vivid and interesting. Core points: The Google Maps API is powerful, but the built-in map markers lack flexibility. Through the clever combination of CSS and JavaScript, we can create animation markers that are more interactive and visually appealing. The key steps to implement animation tagging include: add marking images and set optimization
Feb 18, 2025 am 10:00 AM
Edit Code in the Browser with ICEcoder
ICEcoder: A powerful browser-side code editor This article is sponsored by ICEcoder. Thank you for your support to SitePoint partners. Traditionally, website development relies on a local code editor or IDE. Whether you are developing on local machines or working on a real-time development site, you are likely to have used traditional programs such as Sublime Text, Notepad, Aptana Studio, Brackets, etc. Until recently, this was the only option. Even just five or six years ago, the network was not as powerful as it is now, browser usage was more dispersed, and all of these browsers operated more inconsistently. Previously, it was impossible to use web-based editing
Feb 18, 2025 am 09:58 AM
Decoding CSS Positioning: A Master Class with Paul O'Brien
CSS Positioning: The key to proficient in web layout CSS positioning is a basic concept in web development, which gives developers the ability to control how HTML elements are displayed on web pages. Understanding CSS positioning is essential to creating responsive and visually engaging web designs. CSS expert Paul O’Brien stressed that there are usually multiple ways to implement CSS layouts, and the best solution often depends on subsequent requirements. The challenge for beginners is how to choose the right method that suits the current task. In the dCode forum, Paul O’Brien explores CSS positioning in depth and answers various questions, covering floating, relative positioning, absolute positioning, fixed positioning, table display and
Feb 18, 2025 am 09:49 AM
Web Publishing and Monetizing Content, with Alex Fitzpatrick
This episode of the Versioning Show features Alex Fitzpatrick, Time Magazine's Deputy Tech Editor, in a discussion with Tim and David about the future of online publishing. They explore the evolving landscape of the web as a publishing platform, the
Feb 18, 2025 am 09:41 AM
The Importance of Code Reviews
Code review: A key link in software development Code review is crucial in software development, which helps identify errors early, improves the overall quality of the software, and promotes knowledge sharing among team members. This article discusses the importance, methods, and how to effectively conduct code review. Definition of code review Code review is a systematic inspection of computer source code (sometimes referred to as peer review) to identify errors not found in the initial development phase, thereby improving the overall quality of the software. There are many ways to review, such as pairing programming, informal review and formal inspection. On platforms represented by GitHub, code review is usually closely related to "pull request". Methods of code review In
Feb 18, 2025 am 09:39 AM
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