Website Annotation and Design Collaboration Tools

How To Collaborate During Web Development The web design process today isn’t isolated or confined to a team in one location. There are many people involved and there’s a lots of communication between clients and agencies, and within them between designers, ... more

Developer Trends To Watch Out For

source: http://blog.westmonroepartners.com What language should you learn? Is C# more popular than other languages in the day? Are all developers working remotely? How satisfied are developers with their jobs? As one the most prominent resources on the ... more

Creating Responsive Elearning Course,2017 Conferences,Animation Inspirations,Hiring A Developer

zipBoard Weekly Digest Animation Inspiration for your next Website Animation offers a medium of story telling and visual entertainment which can bring pleasure and information to people of all ages everywhere in the world. — Walt Disney No wonder why ... more

NodeJS Tips,Codepen Inspirations, Elearning simplified with visual feedback

ZipBoard Weekly Digest NodeJS’s magical tips every developer should remember I have been working with JavaScript for more than a year now focusing mainly on NodeJS and AngularJS. In my experience, I have found that there are always some tricks and tips ... more

NodeJS’s magical tips every developer should remember

I have been working with JavaScript for more than a year now focusing mainly on NodeJS and AngularJS. In my experience, I have found that there are always some tricks and tips involved for every programming language, irrespective of its purpose. We programmers ... more

Character Inspiration, NodeJS Coding Guidelines,Features Update,Anna Sabramowicz’s Interview

zipBoard Weekly Digest Character Inspiration for Elearning Designers NodeJS Coding Style Guidelines Software developers are like lone wolves who prefer to work as individuals rather than in a group. I too come in that category. This can… Do More With ... more

NodeJS Coding Style Guidelines

Software developers are like lone wolves who prefer to work as individuals rather than in a group. I too come in that category. This can sometimes create problems when the need to work in groups arises in a project. There are both pros and cons involved ... more

Structuring A NodeJS API In An Efficient Way

NodeJS uses Google’s V8 engine to bring JavaScript to the server side. JavaScript is a programming language that supports event based programming (just look at the OnClick() in browser environments) and has functions as first class members. This makes ... more

Do I Need To Start Using CSS Preprocessors?

A Not So Deep Dive Stepping into the world of front end web development, I am repeatedly in awe, as well as, excited about how much there is to explore, and play around with. Following on from my quest to understand JavaScript transpilers, my instinct ... more

Looking Beyond JavaScript: A Beginner’s Guide to JavaScript Transpilers

Brendan Eich created JavaScript in 10 days for Netscape and changed the landscape of web development. While I’m not claiming that JavaScript is THE most popular programming language out there, it’s influence and power certainly cannot be denied. I got ... more

10 Principles For An Effective Web Design

Today, owning a brilliant website seems to be a must-have for a successful business! In light of that, here are some insights that will certainly help create an ideal online platform. Are you interested? Let’s go! Remember about the Proportions! You ... more

JavaScript’s Magical Tips Every Developer Should Remember

Over the course of developing our product at zipBoard, JavaScript has been our bedrock for all intents and purposes. As per this developer survey at Stack Overflow, we’re in good company on this front. JavaScript is the most popular technology for full ... more

Into the e-learning world with Joanna Kurpiewska: Community keeps you motivated

We talked to Joanna Kurpiewska, e-learning developer at Kallidus about instructional design & development, creating effective courses, the e-learning community, tools and trends. What do you think is the major difference between an instructional ... more

The Design Life Of A Product Designer — Interview with Gabor Lenard

Gabor Lenard Gabor Lenard is a Digital Product Designer, currently building Zenvite — a platform to create smart invitation pages. He is a UX specialist, implementing interactions with handcrafted HTML, CSS and JavaScript, using Go programming language ... more

9 Rescue websites for frontend developers

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.” — Charles Darwin Frontend development is an ever changing domain, where tools and trends evolve every now ... more

The Design Life Of A Product Designer — Interview with Faruk Ates

Photo credits : Ohn Ho Faruk Ates is product designer at Quantifind, a data science company to eliminate your competitive blind-spots. In his design career he has worked with startups as well as with big players like Apple, Edyt. He has contributed to ... more

Is Meteor Production-Ready? Our First-Hand Experience

If you ask a developer what moments he enjoys most, 9 out of 10 times he’ll say, “It’s when the stuff works!” As we move forward into beta, it’s like seeing your baby walk up from crawling. The zipBoard team is really excited, and now that we can finally ... more

The Startup Founder’s Guide To Hiring A Developer

by Pranab @ www.zipboard.co As I write this, we have a happy team of developers on board and a well-functioning app. It’s lunch time and some of them are probably playing a game of darts in the balcony. But ask me about a few months back when there were ... more

The Startup Founder’s Guide To Hiring A Developer

As I write this, we have a happy team of developers on board and a well-functioning app. It’s lunch time and some of them are probably playing a game of darts in the balcony. But ask me about a few months back when there were only three of us, the founders. ... more