Michael McCallister gave a presentation on writing good content with WordPress. He discussed defining your audience by considering demographics like age and interests. He emphasized the importance of avoiding jargon and passive voice to make content easily understandable. Finally, he recommended several WordPress tools and plugins that can help with editing, readability statistics, and getting feedback to improve writing quality. The overall presentation focused on understanding readers and practicing writing skills.
際際滷s from presentation given to the Independent Writers of Chicago on March 10, 2015. Reasons for building a social platform for your writing. Essential to make website. Pros and cons of using Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+. Offline tools to build writer platform.
This document discusses HTML5, CSS3, and their use and implementation in WordPress themes and plugins. It provides a brief history of web standards and outlines some HTML5 features that WordPress developers can currently utilize, such as responsive design with CSS media queries, font-face, transitions, and local storage. While browser support for HTML5 is solid for many elements, transformations and embedded media can still be dicey. Resources for learning more about HTML5 and WordPress are provided.
HTML provides the structure and content of web pages through elements like paragraphs, headings, lists, and images. CSS controls the appearance through properties that define colors, fonts, and layout. JavaScript adds interactive behaviors. The document recommends building web pages with progressive enhancement - starting with basic HTML content and layering on CSS and JavaScript. It also covers the key parts of an HTML page like the head, body, and common tags used to provide structure and semantics.
The rise in popularity of front-end frameworks such as Bootstrap has changed how we approach front-end development. Instead of building out one page design at a time, the focus has shifted to building components that can be re-used throughout the product design. While these front-end tools are useful, sometimes you need a more customized option. This talk focuses on how to set up your CSS architecture within your own design system to customize for your needs while making it maintainable, scalable and modular.
Putting the (docs) Cart Before the (standards) HorseDrewAPicture
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際際滷s for my Write the Docs presentation, May 6, 2014 in Portland. Presentation abstract here: http://docs.writethedocs.org/2014/na/talks/#drew-jaynes-putting-the-docs-cart-before-the-standards-horse
SDOs as de facto do-ocracies how standards are really madeTobie Langel
油
This talk was given at the "Decision-making in standard developing organisations for the internet" workshop at the University of Warwick's Brussels office in April 2017.
It explores how Web standards are actually developed in practice, and how technological changes in the way browsers are built, distributed, and licensed has impacted the role of standard organisations.
The document discusses the differences between the World Wide Web and the Semantic Web. It notes that while the World Wide Web can be viewed as a giant book made of text documents with individual pages as the basic unit, the Semantic Web can be seen as a giant database composed of metadata records at a level smaller than pages. It then introduces Facebook's Open Graph Protocol and provides some technical terms related to the Semantic Web, including the components of RDF triples that express relationships between a subject and object using a predicate.
DNN-Connect 2019: Build a Module in MinutesWill Strohl
油
In this DNN-Connect 2019 session, we discussed a new architecture to use to build your extensions. This allows you to have and manage your various DNN extensions all in one solution.
Generating print output from DITA using CSSJim Mandas
油
The traditional XLS-FO language to create PDF output is difficult and costly. New paged media features in CSS provide significant print output capabilities.
Dropbox is a cloud storage and file sharing service founded in 2007. It launched publicly in 2008 and has since introduced additional products like Mailbox, Carousel, and Paper. In 2015 it discontinued Mailbox and Carousel. In 2017 it redesigned its user interface. Dropbox makes money through a freemium model, with free storage and paid plans offering more storage. It had over 500 million users and $1 billion in annual revenue as of 2017. Competitors include Google Drive, OneDrive, and Box. While Dropbox pioneered cloud storage, some predict future challenges from loss of enterprise market share and increased competition.
The document discusses the Open Graph protocol, which allows webpages and websites to be more than just text documents and become part of a giant social database through the use of metadata. It explains that while the traditional web can be seen as a giant book of text pages, the semantic web aims to be a giant database through the use of metadata tags and structured data. The Open Graph protocol, created by Facebook, allows webpages to include metadata in the page's HTML head that describes the entire page rather than just elements, making the page part of Facebook's social graph network.
Themes Plugins and Accessibility - WordCamp London March 2015Graham Armfield
油
WordPress is used by over 20% of the world's websites. But how many accessible themes are there in the WordPress theme repository?
The answer is, "not many".
This presentation tries to demystify the recently introduced accessibility-ready tag within the theme review process. It's a tag that WordPress theme authors can use to indicate that their theme has good accessibility features. It's actually not that hard to achieve, and the web will be a better place if there were more accessibility-ready themes for people to choose from.
I also look at the impact WordCamp plugins can have on accessibility, and talk about whether the accessibility-ready principles could be used by plugin authors. The short answer, is that yes they can be useful.
Web scrapping practical guide - slides from SQL Day 2019 conference in Poland. What is, what's needed and how as well as tools and methods can be found in that presentation.
TypeScript 1.6 - How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love JavaScriptWekoslav Stefanovski
油
The Web is all around us - and there's more of it every day. Soon we'll have a web-powered refrigerator and a web-enabled toaster. And where there's web there's JavaScript - with all its great and not so great features. Whether you like it or not, if you are a developer today, you are a JavaScript developer.
So there's a problem, because lots of people don't really like writing JavaScript, so there's a whole host of tools that will help us to avoid that.
TypeScript is a language that is not afraid of JavaScript, it embraces all the good things and adds a lot of its own goodness.
After three years of active development, it's getting to where it set out to be, and is becoming the thing we all need - a tool for high speed, high quality development of web-oriented code.
This document introduces a new website and community called NCTU WDC aimed at attracting designers and developers to gain web skills. The goals are to provide an introduction for new members, a place to discuss and meet others, and an information platform for projects. Benefits include opportunities for visualization projects, hackathons, internships, working on personal projects, and contributing to open source. The schedule outlines topics to be covered like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, and more. Projects will include an individual introduction website first semester and team work second semester. Members are encouraged to improve skills, contribute to open source, and seek part-time work. Server space and simple environments will be provided.
The document provides instructions for students to complete an activity in small groups where they will:
1. Create a function comparison matrix on a wiki comparing tools within an assigned category.
2. Fill out the matrix by including the tools, functions, and features.
3. Post the matrix to the teacher website under the "Tech Resources" page along with a title, description of what was done in class, and educational value of the tools in their category.
Attain Clean Code in Sitecore Solutions using Design PatternsMichael Reynolds
油
The document discusses design patterns and how they can be used to attain clean code in Sitecore solutions. It defines what design patterns are, provides a brief history of their development, and gives examples of common patterns like Adapter, Decorator, Composite, and Chain-of-Responsibility. The presentation encourages learning more about design patterns through recommended books and blog posts, and provides contact information for the presenter.
The document introduces IntroEngineering.org, a structured wiki community for instructors of first-year engineering courses. It was initially developed as a companion site for an introductory engineering textbook but is being opened to the broader instructor community. The wiki is organized according to central learning objectives and philosophies. It allows instructors to share course materials like lectures, assignments, and projects. Publishers see wikis as a way to provide broader access to content and facilitate collaboration between authors and instructors. The site aims to continue acquiring instructor content and exploring new business models based on user feedback.
My team at Mississippi State Libraries had already committed to migrating their website to Drupal when I arrived, but there was not a clear consensus among them about what exactly it is and how it could improve what they were doing.
This presentation was a first attempt at giving a very simple big picture view of Drupal and content management systems.
The Future is Now: Neuroscience, Chatbots, Voice, and MicrocontentSaiff Solutions, Inc.
油
Discover the role of microcontent as a core component of structured topics.
Presented by:
Barry Saiff - Founder and CEO, Saiff Solutions, Inc.
Rob Hanna - President, Precision Content Authoring Services
This document provides an overview of an advanced Wikipedia editing training session. The training covers topics such as templates and references, tables and categories, communication tools, data tools, and organized efforts like WikiProjects. The training includes demonstrations of citation templates, redirects, categorization, infoboxes, authority control, and more. Participants will learn how to effectively summarize documents, structure information, and communicate as expert editors on the Wikipedia platform.
This document outlines Brian Kelly's presentation on training others to facilitate Wikipedia editing sessions. It describes Kelly's approach for a one-hour workshop at the SpotOn 2013 conference as a case study. The workshop aimed to help researchers create Wikipedia accounts and profiles within the time frame. Kelly structured the workshop with introductory slides followed by hands-on activities like account creation, profile editing, and basic syntax practice. Feedback was gathered through tweets. Plans for a longer edit-a-thon at LILAC 2014 focused on collaboratively improving the Wikipedia article on information literacy. Potential issues and solutions were discussed to aid workshop facilitation.
This document provides instructions for students to create a function comparison matrix for educational tools. Students will be assigned to groups based on the category of tools and cannot talk, instead having to communicate digitally. Each group needs an editor and must determine a communication plan. They will create a wiki page with a matrix comparing the basic features of their assigned tools and recommend the best one(s), justifying their choice. Finally, groups will present their recommendations and submit a post on their teacher website with the matrix, educational value, and practical issues.
The document discusses the three core topic types of concept, task, and reference for organizing information. It describes the characteristics of well-formed topics, including using heading syntax to indicate topic type, focusing on one question, and linking to related topics. The document provides examples of restructuring topics to better fit the core types and improve usability.
The document discusses an enterprise content management system (CMS) that provides an end-to-end solution for authoring, reviewing, localizing, and publishing content. It offers tools tailored for different user groups, including a desktop client for power users, a web authoring tool for casual contributors, and a PDF annotation tool for reviewers. The system is fault tolerant, supports multiple platforms, and enables global deployment through replication. It aims to put the right tool in the hands of each user for efficient content creation and management.
Connecting Intelligent Content with Micropublishing and BeyondDon Day
油
Don Day presents on connecting intelligent content with micropublishing. He discusses different types of content renditions like infographics, single-page websites, microsites, and micropublishing ezines. Day argues these can be unified through a structured content framework like DITA. He demonstrates migrating an existing presentation into DITA and rendering it in different formats including a white paper, ezine, one-page site, and website to show how content can be reused across formats. Day concludes the process is repeatable and teaches how to better leverage content value.
Digital Tools in The Classroom: Omeka Workshop (Northeastern University)jkmcgrath
油
際際滷s from a workshop on using Omeka in the college classroom. The workshop, held on November 17th, 2014 at Northeastern University, was run by Jim McGrath, Dave DeCamp, and Amanda Rust. The workshop was co-sponsored by the Digital Scholarship Group and the NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks. For more information about the DSG, please visit dsg.neu.edu. For more information about the NULab, please visit nulab.neu.edu
The document discusses the differences between the World Wide Web and the Semantic Web. It notes that while the World Wide Web can be viewed as a giant book made of text documents with individual pages as the basic unit, the Semantic Web can be seen as a giant database composed of metadata records at a level smaller than pages. It then introduces Facebook's Open Graph Protocol and provides some technical terms related to the Semantic Web, including the components of RDF triples that express relationships between a subject and object using a predicate.
DNN-Connect 2019: Build a Module in MinutesWill Strohl
油
In this DNN-Connect 2019 session, we discussed a new architecture to use to build your extensions. This allows you to have and manage your various DNN extensions all in one solution.
Generating print output from DITA using CSSJim Mandas
油
The traditional XLS-FO language to create PDF output is difficult and costly. New paged media features in CSS provide significant print output capabilities.
Dropbox is a cloud storage and file sharing service founded in 2007. It launched publicly in 2008 and has since introduced additional products like Mailbox, Carousel, and Paper. In 2015 it discontinued Mailbox and Carousel. In 2017 it redesigned its user interface. Dropbox makes money through a freemium model, with free storage and paid plans offering more storage. It had over 500 million users and $1 billion in annual revenue as of 2017. Competitors include Google Drive, OneDrive, and Box. While Dropbox pioneered cloud storage, some predict future challenges from loss of enterprise market share and increased competition.
The document discusses the Open Graph protocol, which allows webpages and websites to be more than just text documents and become part of a giant social database through the use of metadata. It explains that while the traditional web can be seen as a giant book of text pages, the semantic web aims to be a giant database through the use of metadata tags and structured data. The Open Graph protocol, created by Facebook, allows webpages to include metadata in the page's HTML head that describes the entire page rather than just elements, making the page part of Facebook's social graph network.
Themes Plugins and Accessibility - WordCamp London March 2015Graham Armfield
油
WordPress is used by over 20% of the world's websites. But how many accessible themes are there in the WordPress theme repository?
The answer is, "not many".
This presentation tries to demystify the recently introduced accessibility-ready tag within the theme review process. It's a tag that WordPress theme authors can use to indicate that their theme has good accessibility features. It's actually not that hard to achieve, and the web will be a better place if there were more accessibility-ready themes for people to choose from.
I also look at the impact WordCamp plugins can have on accessibility, and talk about whether the accessibility-ready principles could be used by plugin authors. The short answer, is that yes they can be useful.
Web scrapping practical guide - slides from SQL Day 2019 conference in Poland. What is, what's needed and how as well as tools and methods can be found in that presentation.
TypeScript 1.6 - How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love JavaScriptWekoslav Stefanovski
油
The Web is all around us - and there's more of it every day. Soon we'll have a web-powered refrigerator and a web-enabled toaster. And where there's web there's JavaScript - with all its great and not so great features. Whether you like it or not, if you are a developer today, you are a JavaScript developer.
So there's a problem, because lots of people don't really like writing JavaScript, so there's a whole host of tools that will help us to avoid that.
TypeScript is a language that is not afraid of JavaScript, it embraces all the good things and adds a lot of its own goodness.
After three years of active development, it's getting to where it set out to be, and is becoming the thing we all need - a tool for high speed, high quality development of web-oriented code.
This document introduces a new website and community called NCTU WDC aimed at attracting designers and developers to gain web skills. The goals are to provide an introduction for new members, a place to discuss and meet others, and an information platform for projects. Benefits include opportunities for visualization projects, hackathons, internships, working on personal projects, and contributing to open source. The schedule outlines topics to be covered like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, and more. Projects will include an individual introduction website first semester and team work second semester. Members are encouraged to improve skills, contribute to open source, and seek part-time work. Server space and simple environments will be provided.
The document provides instructions for students to complete an activity in small groups where they will:
1. Create a function comparison matrix on a wiki comparing tools within an assigned category.
2. Fill out the matrix by including the tools, functions, and features.
3. Post the matrix to the teacher website under the "Tech Resources" page along with a title, description of what was done in class, and educational value of the tools in their category.
Attain Clean Code in Sitecore Solutions using Design PatternsMichael Reynolds
油
The document discusses design patterns and how they can be used to attain clean code in Sitecore solutions. It defines what design patterns are, provides a brief history of their development, and gives examples of common patterns like Adapter, Decorator, Composite, and Chain-of-Responsibility. The presentation encourages learning more about design patterns through recommended books and blog posts, and provides contact information for the presenter.
The document introduces IntroEngineering.org, a structured wiki community for instructors of first-year engineering courses. It was initially developed as a companion site for an introductory engineering textbook but is being opened to the broader instructor community. The wiki is organized according to central learning objectives and philosophies. It allows instructors to share course materials like lectures, assignments, and projects. Publishers see wikis as a way to provide broader access to content and facilitate collaboration between authors and instructors. The site aims to continue acquiring instructor content and exploring new business models based on user feedback.
My team at Mississippi State Libraries had already committed to migrating their website to Drupal when I arrived, but there was not a clear consensus among them about what exactly it is and how it could improve what they were doing.
This presentation was a first attempt at giving a very simple big picture view of Drupal and content management systems.
The Future is Now: Neuroscience, Chatbots, Voice, and MicrocontentSaiff Solutions, Inc.
油
Discover the role of microcontent as a core component of structured topics.
Presented by:
Barry Saiff - Founder and CEO, Saiff Solutions, Inc.
Rob Hanna - President, Precision Content Authoring Services
This document provides an overview of an advanced Wikipedia editing training session. The training covers topics such as templates and references, tables and categories, communication tools, data tools, and organized efforts like WikiProjects. The training includes demonstrations of citation templates, redirects, categorization, infoboxes, authority control, and more. Participants will learn how to effectively summarize documents, structure information, and communicate as expert editors on the Wikipedia platform.
This document outlines Brian Kelly's presentation on training others to facilitate Wikipedia editing sessions. It describes Kelly's approach for a one-hour workshop at the SpotOn 2013 conference as a case study. The workshop aimed to help researchers create Wikipedia accounts and profiles within the time frame. Kelly structured the workshop with introductory slides followed by hands-on activities like account creation, profile editing, and basic syntax practice. Feedback was gathered through tweets. Plans for a longer edit-a-thon at LILAC 2014 focused on collaboratively improving the Wikipedia article on information literacy. Potential issues and solutions were discussed to aid workshop facilitation.
This document provides instructions for students to create a function comparison matrix for educational tools. Students will be assigned to groups based on the category of tools and cannot talk, instead having to communicate digitally. Each group needs an editor and must determine a communication plan. They will create a wiki page with a matrix comparing the basic features of their assigned tools and recommend the best one(s), justifying their choice. Finally, groups will present their recommendations and submit a post on their teacher website with the matrix, educational value, and practical issues.
The document discusses the three core topic types of concept, task, and reference for organizing information. It describes the characteristics of well-formed topics, including using heading syntax to indicate topic type, focusing on one question, and linking to related topics. The document provides examples of restructuring topics to better fit the core types and improve usability.
The document discusses an enterprise content management system (CMS) that provides an end-to-end solution for authoring, reviewing, localizing, and publishing content. It offers tools tailored for different user groups, including a desktop client for power users, a web authoring tool for casual contributors, and a PDF annotation tool for reviewers. The system is fault tolerant, supports multiple platforms, and enables global deployment through replication. It aims to put the right tool in the hands of each user for efficient content creation and management.
Connecting Intelligent Content with Micropublishing and BeyondDon Day
油
Don Day presents on connecting intelligent content with micropublishing. He discusses different types of content renditions like infographics, single-page websites, microsites, and micropublishing ezines. Day argues these can be unified through a structured content framework like DITA. He demonstrates migrating an existing presentation into DITA and rendering it in different formats including a white paper, ezine, one-page site, and website to show how content can be reused across formats. Day concludes the process is repeatable and teaches how to better leverage content value.
Digital Tools in The Classroom: Omeka Workshop (Northeastern University)jkmcgrath
油
際際滷s from a workshop on using Omeka in the college classroom. The workshop, held on November 17th, 2014 at Northeastern University, was run by Jim McGrath, Dave DeCamp, and Amanda Rust. The workshop was co-sponsored by the Digital Scholarship Group and the NULab for Texts, Maps, and Networks. For more information about the DSG, please visit dsg.neu.edu. For more information about the NULab, please visit nulab.neu.edu
The document provides instructions for students to complete an in-class group activity where they will:
1. Be assigned to the same groups from the previous week and be responsible for creating a function comparison matrix on a wiki created by the instructor.
2. As a group, determine the editor, process, time allocation, and communication method without speaking aloud.
3. Create a function comparison matrix for their assigned category (e.g. whiteboarding, group tools) by listing tools/functions and filling out the matrix.
4. Post their matrix on the instructor's website under the "Tech Resources" page with a title, description, and discussion of educational value.
This document provides an introduction and overview of wikis. It discusses wikis' history as a type of website invented by Ward Cunningham, their radical simplicity allowing direct editing through the web, and saved versions. Examples of wikis discussed include the first wiki, the Portland Pattern Repository, and the PHPWiki exercise site. Key differences between wikis and blogs are outlined. Academic wikis such as the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and Wikipedia are examined. The document explores wikis' structures of participation and how they relate to other media forms. It also discusses the semantic web and linked data projects like Freebase and DBpedia that aim to make wiki knowledge machine-readable.
This document presents information about Wikidot websites. It defines Wikidot as a customizable online space where users can collaboratively edit content, upload files, and communicate. Examples of wikis include Wikimedia and Wikibooks. The document discusses why Wikidot is useful for education and professional collaboration. It also outlines features of Wikidot like private messaging and custom domains. Videos and a quiz are included to help explain how to use Wikidot.
Library Service Design - Website Prototype IntroductionTroyDeRego
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After the initial research phase of work on the Mississippi State University Libraries website, we created a working prototype of the site and explained out process to the faculty and staff before releasing it to them for review.
Site owners are looking for accessible WordPress themes. There is a spectacular lack of accessible WordPress themes. A world-wide group of accessibility practitioners are creating free accessible WordPress themes.
Getting Started With Omeka (DHSI 2015 Unconference)jkmcgrath
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際際滷s from 2015 DHSI "unconference" session titled "Getting Started with Omeka." 際際滷s are slightly tweaked / condensed from HASTAC Webinar slides used in early 2015 by Jim (see my 際際滷Share page for those slides).
Scientific Collaboration with Plone: A Case StudySally Kleinfeldt
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Scientific Collaboration with Plone: A Case Study summarizes how an ecologist used Plone to create a collaboration site for the organization Advancing Green Chemistry. Key points:
1) The site provides a private, secure environment for members to discuss ideas around connecting green chemistry and environmental health sciences.
2) Plone's features like document sharing, wikis, and custom content types supported collaboration needs. Add-ons provided discussions, news feeds, and bibliographies.
3) The site helped prepare a policy statement in response to a change in administration, demonstrating how Plone can enable quick collaboration. Keeping the site simple focused on content management was critical to its success.
Best Solution For Import and Export Contacts from VCF to CSVsung231
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Use the WholeClear VCF to CSV Converter Software油to convert contact lists from VCF to CSV files. Additionally, non-technical users油can use the application more easily because of its user-friendly design. It is simple to convert VCF files to CSV files without losing any data. Using the application as a converter solution does not require installing any other software.
Read More:- https://www.wholeclear.com/converter/vcf-to-csv/
Trivium: A Framework For Symbolic Metaprogramming in C++andreasmaniotis
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Metaprogrammed code in C++ can be as simple, clear, reusable, modular and configurable as code that is written in a functional language like Lisp or Haskell.
Template metaprogramming (TMP) code tends to be unfriendly to humans. The code is generally neither easy to read nor easy to write.
The Trivium framework gives a solution to this problem by organising TMP indirectly by the means of Trivium Lisp, a symbolic domain specific language (DSL) for metaprogramming. Metaprograms are not encoded directly in C++, but as symbolic expressions in Trivium-Lisp.
S端ni intellekt d旦vr端nd AI Agents, avtomatlad脹rma v otonom sistemlrin sas脹n脹 tkil edir. Smolagents framework g端c端n端 旦yrnmk v bu texnologiyalarla 旦z AI Assistant-inizi yaratmaq istyirsiniz? Bu tdbir tam siz g旦rdir!
The Role of Blockchain in Transparent & Secure Procurement.pptxasmith539880
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Blockchain technology enhances transparency and security in procurement by providing an immutable, decentralized ledger for tracking transactions. It reduces fraud, streamlines supply chain management, ensures contract integrity through smart contracts, and fosters trust among stakeholders. By eliminating intermediaries and enabling real-time auditing, blockchain transforms procurement into a more efficient, cost-effective, and tamper-proof process.
Travelopro is the leading travel technology company that offers automated airline booking software. With innovative technology, airline ticket booking software provides end-to-end solutions for airlines and travel booking agencies. It provides real-time data on fares, seat availability, and onboard services. With its advanced technology, customers can effortlessly book and change flights. We specialize in building the perfect flight ticket reservation system that has every feature that you can dream of. Our powerful airline ticket reservation system has been a turning point for our clients to make the whole system smooth for B2C as well as B2B agents.
For more details, Pls visit our website:
https://www.travelopro.com/flight-ticket-reservation-system.php
Are you facing problems with inconsistent and scattered product data? Its time to centralize, optimize, and transform your product information with Happiest Minds' Pimcore PIM capabilities.
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Odoo WooCommerce Connector, Multiple Woocommerce store connectionAagam infotech
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Integrate Odoo with WooCommerce and streamline your online store and business operations today! Enjoy powerful features such as importing orders and customer data, updating order statuses, syncing products, managing inventory, and organizing product categories and tags effortlessly.
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Put Trust back in your Software Branching Strategy with Ship/Show/Ask
Pull requests have become a bottleneck. Engineers waste hours waiting for code reviews or long builds, switching between branches or reworking changes.
We are wasting time with no measurable improvement in quality.
Ship/Show/Ask is a new software branching strategy that combines the features of Pull Requests with the ability to keep shipping changes.
In this session, we'll look at branching in a more inclusive, dynamic way to unlock impactful code reviews without creating bottlenecks.
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MiniTool Partition Wizard is a powerful and easy-to-use partition management tool designed to help users manage their hard drive partitions. It provides a variety of functions to help with partition creation, resizing, merging, splitting, formatting, and much more, making it a popular tool for users who need to optimize or manage their storage devices.
Software Development Services: A Complete GuideAndrew Wade
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This guide provides an in-depth look at software development services, explaining their importance for businesses of all sizes. It outlines the different types of services, including custom software, web and mobile development, enterprise solutions, and cloud-based applications. The blog highlights the key benefits of hiring a software development company, such as expertise, cost-effectiveness, faster time to market, scalability, and ongoing support. Additionally, it offers practical tips for selecting the right software development agency, emphasizing factors like portfolio evaluation, technical expertise, and post-development support. Ultimately, choosing a reliable software development firm can drive business growth, innovation, and efficiency.
Web Development Services by Icubetechnolabs.pdfICUBETECHNOLABS
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Discover innovative web and mobile app solutions with ICUBE Technolabs. We specialize in digital transformation through cutting-edge technologies, custom software development, and tailored digital strategies to help your business thrive. Explore our expertise today!
Web Design,Development Services, mobile apps, digital marketing,e-commerce
Alluxio Webinar | Whats New in Alluxio AI: 3X Faster Checkpoint File Creatio...Alluxio, Inc.
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Alluxio Webinar
Feb. 25, 2025
For more Alluxio Events: https://www.alluxio.io/events/
Speaker:
Bill Hodak (VP of Marketing and Product Marketing, Alluxio)
Tom Luckenbach (Solutions Engineering Manager, Alluxio)
Join us to learn about the latest release of Alluxio Enterprise AI. In this webinar, well provide an overviewof the new features and capabilities of Alluxio Enterprise AI, built to accelerate AI workloads and maximize GPU utilization.
Key highlights include:
- New caching mode accelerates AI checkpoints
- Advanced cache eviction policies provide fine-grained control
- Python SDK integrations enhance AI framework compatibility
- A demo of Alluxio accelerating AI training workloads in AWS
Adobe Marketo Engage Champion Deep Dive: Extending Marketo With AEM FormsBradBedford3
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Discover the various ways and use cases for using Marketo forms vs. AEM forms.. In this session, Adobe experts will explore the different types of forms, key use cases, the pros and cons of each type and more! Learn how to leverage these different types of forms to best suit your business needs and use case.
Agenda
1.What is a Form?
2.Marketo Forms overview
3.AEM Forms overview
4.Use Case: Extend communications with personalized PDFs
5.Use Case: Complete journeys with personalized web applications
6.Use Case: Contact Us form
7.Q&A
Target Audience
Marketo Users: Professionals already using or considering Marketo who want to expand their marketing capabilities to AEM
AEM Users: Professionals already using or considering AEM who want to expand their marketing capabilities in Marketo
Why Hire Python Developers? Key Benefits for Your BusinessMypcot Infotech
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3. Who am I?
Senior Document Architect, PKWARE
Books about openSUSE Linux and WordPress
Blog: Notes from the Metaverse (metaverse.wordpress com)
President, Society for Technical Communication, Wisconsin Chapter
National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981, At Large chapter
5. What Were Covering
DITA and PKWARE
Organizing Help Topics in RoboHelp 10
Preparing Master Pages in RoboHelp
6. Ultimate Goal of Tech Comm
Right content (and only right content)
Right context
Right format
9. What's a Topic?
Neil Perlin
Focused on one subject:
Answers one question
How do I...?
What is...?
As self-contained as possible
All info needed to answer question
Related info is separate
Topics link to related topics
16. Master pages in RoboHelp
Imported from FrameMaker
Page Templates
Added CSS
17. Master Pages in RoboHelp 2015
Whirl the Whirls Sample
Master pages
CSS Editor
18. Goals for Creating Topic Types
Help users be more effective
Better statistics for management
Ease the transition to structured authoring
19. Connect with Me
PKWARE Help: help.pkware.com
Email: mike.mccallister@pkware.com
Web: michaelmccallister.com
Twitter: @workingwriter
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/workingwriter
Michael McCallister, Independent Writers of Chicago March 2015