In Part 1 we introduced Android Wear. In part two we move towards some development, adding support libraries to our Android wear project.

Younes Rafie explains how one can create a Laravel Artisan Command for command line execution - CSS minification

An analysis of the features of 3 different A/B testing tools: Optimizely, Visual Webite Optimizer, and a free tool provided as part of Google Analytics.

If you use Ruby, you’ve most likely heard of GitHub, the amazing and beloved DVC repository. You’ve also probably heard of Jekyll, the blog aware static site generator. What you might not know is that GitHub lets you host your Jekyll site on their GitHub Pages service for free! Like any other free service, there is a catch. It’s not ads, bandwidth limitations, or hidden fees though, it’s the utilization of Jekyll

Peter Nijssen activates and demonstrates PhpMyAdmin's additional features - from SQL bookmarking to visual relationships

This article explores Angular's $resource, which provides an out of the box solution for working with RESTful APIs.

Nick Salloum considers four different methods for creating easy to use, responsive, CSS grid layouts, with demos and code for all examples.

Writing tests for your Ruby app helps avoid nasty surprises. Darren Jones shows you how to test using MiniTest.

It’s a golden rule of web writing: use lists to make your content more scannable. The problem is that using a list—ordered or unordered—in and of itself does little to make things much more scannable. As you can see in the screenshot below, a lot goes into making key pieces of text content literally catch …