Clientes da Vodafone com mais 25GB no Dropbox

O Dropbox é inquestionavelmente o serviço da cloud mais popular. Depois das campanhas da Microsoft para captar clientes para o OneDrive, onde eram oferecidos 100GB, agora é a vez da empresa Dropbox “oferecer” 25 GB aos clientes da Vodafone, através do serviço Backup+.

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Tribunal manda barrar acesso ao Pirate Bay em Portugal

Para os aficionados do Pirate Bay, chegou a hora de dizer adeus: na sequência de uma providência cautelar interposta pelas associações Audiogest e GEDIPE, o Tribunal da Propriedade Intelectual (TPI) determinou que a Cabovisão, a Meo, a Nos e a Vodafone deverão passar a impedir os internautas

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Blog Express.js Web Application Example

For the past few weeks, I’ve been writing a new book on Node.js. Hence the lack of new posts. This time, the book encompasses virtually all of the practical aspects of web development using Node.

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Minimizing initialization time in AngularJS

One of the most common complaints against client-side JavaScript frameworks is the slow initial load time. There’s definitely some truth in this, but probably not for the reason you’d expect.

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Understanding Service Types

Last update: June 2014. I have partially rewritten this article to provide more technical details and also to show their differences more clearly. Angular comes with different types of services. Each one with its own use cases.

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Designer’s Toolkit: Prototyping Tools

When deciding how to build your next prototype, the vast landscape of modern prototyping tools can be overwhelming. It’s easy to stick with the tools that you know for expedience sake, but a lot of great new tools are available and worth exploring.

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What Is an SSL Certificate, and Do You Need One?

Browsing the Internet can be scary when personal information is involved. Information like passwords, credit card numbers, social security numbers, and the like. But there are defenses put into place to protect the user from having their information stolen.

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Microsoft’s vision of the future: Everything is a screen, and thin is in

From time to time, Microsoft produces attractive and compelling videos presenting its vision of the future: a world in which technology is seamlessly integrated into the world around us, making everything better and more convenient.

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11 handy Chrome extensions you should try today

Power up your browser for increased productivity and easier surfing with these useful extensions we’ve rounded up just for you.

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Design Principles: Dominance, Focal Points And Hierarchy

Has a client ever asked you to make the logo bigger1? Maybe they asked that just after you completed their request to make a heading bigger. The new heading stands out, but now the logo is too small in comparison and isn’t getting noticed. The clients wants to make the logo bigger.

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Android is ready for work

Over a billion people today carry Android smartphones—devices that are more powerful than the computers we used just a few years ago. For many, these phones have become essential tools to help us complete important work tasks like checking email, editing documents, reviewing sales pipelines and approving deals. But for the majority of workers, smartphones and tablets are underutilized in the workplace. Their business and innovation potential remain largely untapped.

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The Science of Why No One Agrees on the Color of This Dress

Not since Monica Lewinsky was a White House intern has one blue dress been the source of so much consternation. The fact that a single image could polarize the entire Internet into two aggressive camps is, let’s face it, just another Thursday.

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ASP.NET MVC 5 on Mac OS X with Mono

In ePubDirect, our platform is built on a .NET technology stack. As a Mac guy, the thought of spending most of my time in Windows gives me shivers, so I've spent a little time looking into how to work on .NET on a Mac. The open source Mono project is a relatively mature open source version of the .

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Diagnose WordPress Performance Problems With New Relic

This tutorial continues where we left off in Using New Relic to Monitor WordPress Performance. Here, I'll give you a conceptual overview of WordPress performance and guide you through using New Relic to examine your own site's performance.

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Google paid $25 million for the .app domain

When you’re sitting on a giant pile of ad dollars you can pretty much buy whatever you want. Today Google is buying the .app top domain. Business Insider reports that the search giant won an ICANN (the organization that controls internet domains) auction for the top level domain.

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Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU)

A maioria das pessoas não quer pensar em mais nada do seu computador a não ser que, quando carrega no botão para o ligar, ele fica a funcionar.

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Google Has Started Automatically Converting Flash Ads To HTML5

Flash continues to exist largely because it's so entrenched. Even as mobile devices without Flash become increasingly common, you might notice ads are often still created in Flash. Google is looking to change that on its ad network by automatically converting Flash to HTML5.

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Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: The User Interface

XAML is the acronym for Extensible Application Markup Language. It’s a markup language based on XML, and its purpose and philosophy are very similar to HTML. Every control that can be placed on a page, whether a button, text box, or custom controls, is identified by a specific XML tag.

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Invisible animation

There’s no doubt that animating user interfaces is a rising trend. Risen enough that the emphasis is often put on the animation itself, rather than on improving the user experience through subtle and functional animation.

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Building your own personal assistant with Twilio and Google Calendar

Being a developer evangelist means I get to work from anywhere. Often times I find myself on the road going to wicked events and having great conversations with developers from all around the world.

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Horseman

Horseman is a Node.js module that makes using PhantomJS a pleasure. It has a straight-forward, chainable API, understandable control-flow, and avoids callback hell. Read the full API documentation on Github.

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Are Mesh Nets The Future of The Internet?

In Havana, people are using a self-contained network to communicate with each other, play games, and share files despite pervasive Internet censorship in Cuba.

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What Programming Language Should I Learn in 2015?

What Is The Biggest Mistake Web Designers Make The Most Often? We have written and grown a lot with you during these years in this web design industry. As year 2015 has arrived, you must think about where you want to go and what you want to accomplish.

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Spotify para desktop agora com letras via Musixmatch

Se já não passam sem o Spotify para satisfazerem as vossas necessidades musicais, a partir de agora podem contar com um Spotify para desktop renovado, e que entre outras novidades passa a contar com a apresentação das letras sincronizadas das canções.

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LumX

LumX is the first responsive front-end framework based on AngularJS & Google Material Design specifications. It provides a full CSS Framework built with Sass and a bunch of AngularJS components.

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LG já tem um Watch Urbane LTE com 4G e NFC

Depois do seu G Watch R se ter tornado num dos mais desejados, a LG mostrou-nos uma variante mais luxuosa do seu smartwatch com Android Wear chamada Watch Urbane. Variante que agora ganha também um novo membro da família, o Watch Urbane LTE com 4G.

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Create Scalable and Responsive Sites with Kickoff

Kickoff is a lightweight front-end framework for creating scalable, responsive sites. As front-end developers, the type of project we work on is becoming more and more diverse.

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This is the Galaxy S6 and Edge variant (lots of pics)

Clear images have leaked of the Samsung Galaxy S6 just days before the official reveal at their March 1st "Unpacked" event, and of those images (which kept coming throughout the night) we can now see that many of the rumors of a Dual Edge Galaxy S6 variant are also true.

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Despite a billion viewers, YouTube has zero profit

YouTube is without a doubt one of the most popular websites in the world, but despite having over a billion viewers the site still has zero profit. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, the giant video service is barely breaking even despite its $4 billion in revenue. YouTube only accounted for 6% of Google’s ad sales, which is surprising considering how ubiquitous video content and YouTube links are.

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Discover tomorrow's startups, today.

TRENDING STARTUPS Wired In Keep office interruptions at bay Trigger Your private reddit 8 A digital video platform that rewards people for their creativity wrte.

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Google will launch Android Pay at I/O in May

A source close to the matter told Ars on Wednesday that Google will be announcing a new payments API that will be called Android Pay at Google's I/O conference in May. The platform will power in-store and in-app payments for third-party apps.

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Pattern Bolt – A Collection of SVG Pattern Backgrounds

PatternBolt is a fine selection of SVG pattern background, packed in a single CSS or SASS (scss) file, just include the css file in your project and add a class to your element to insert a pattern.

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YouTube makes sure you know 4K videos are out there

Even though most of us are only just now starting to look at 4K / Ultra HD, YouTube has had support for the high-res video since 2010 (just two years after it started streaming in HD!).

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Mind-controlled drones promise a future of hands-free flying

There have been tentative steps into thought-controlled drones in the past, but Tekever and a team of European researchers just kicked things up a notch. They've successfully tested Brainflight, a project that uses your mental activity (detected through a cap) to pilot an unmanned aircraft.

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Europol cracks down on botnet infecting 3.2 million computers

A joint international operation led by Europol and assisted by Microsoft, Symantec, and Anubis Networks has claimed success in clamping down on a cybercrime group suspected of deploying the Ramnit botnet for malicious purposes.

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Google now converts Flash ads to HTML5 automatically

Google is about to make Web ads a little less annoying. Starting today, the company will automatically convert Flash campaigns to HTML5. Campaigns will automatically be switched over to HTML5 when uploaded through AdWords, AdWords Editor or some third party tools.

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Best Practices for Designing a Pragmatic RESTful API

Your data model has started to stabilize and you're in a position to create a public API for your web app. You realize it's hard to make significant changes to your API once it's released and want to get as much right as possible up front. Now, the internet has no shortage on opinions on API design.

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CountUp.js Animates Numerical Data in Interesting Way

CountUp.js is a dependency-free, lightweight JavaScript “class” that can be used to quickly create animations that display numerical data in a more interesting way. Despite its name, countUp can count in either direction, depending on the startVal and endVal params that you pass.

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Charlax — Maslow's pyramid of code review

As in Maslow’s pyramid, each layer requires the previous one. It is useless for code that is charging the wrong customer to be readable. Code should be: Correct - does the code do what it’s supposed to? Does it handle edge cases? Is it adequately tested to make sure that it stays correct even when other engineers modify it? Is it performant enough for this use case?

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Google celebrates 1,000 Chrome experiments… with a new experiment

Chrome Experiments, the nifty site that showed off the power of the browser, has today reached a big milestone: 1,000 experiments. To celebrate in the most fitting way, Google has released a new experiment that provides an interesting way to browse the available experiences.

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package.json: an interactive guide - browsenpm.org

This is an interactive guide for exploring various important properties of the package.json packaging format for node.js applications. You can access information about properties by mousing over or clicking the property name.

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Metaflop Lets You Create and Customize Your Own Fonts for Free

If you're looking for the perfect font, but can't seem to find it, you might be able to make it. Metaflop Modulator makes it easy to create custom fonts simply by adjusting some sliders.

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What you need to know about HTTP/2

Look at the address bar in your browser. See those letters at the front, "HTTP"? That stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, the mechanism a browser uses to request information from a server and display webpages on your screen.

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Car Hacking 101: Here's what motorists should know [w/video]

Cars are nothing more than computers on wheels. As such, they're vulnerable to hackers. Most people who work within the auto industry have understood this for years, but for the broader American public not paying as close attention, three storylines emerged recently that underscored this new vehicular reality.

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Find Your Next Developer with this JavaScript Online Test

Sponsored Content This post is about a commercial product that we think will appeal to DailyJS readers. Hiring programmers is hard work. Finding candidates takes time, and then figuring out if they’ve really got the right skills can be tricky as well.

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Office 365 gratuito para alunos em todo o mundo

A Microsoft muito se tem esforçado por por um fim na tradição dos "MS Office" pirateados com que muitos foram crescendo ao longo das décadas, e agora faz com que isso se torne desnecessário para professores e alunos de todo o mundo cujas instituições de ensino tenham contrato de licenciame

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How To Set Up Parental Controls On The YouTube Kids App

YouTube Kids has just been released and its purpose is to help parents control what kids watch on YouTube. The content filters come built-in meaning YouTube decides (based on video rating and content) what types of videos are appropriate for young viewers.

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INTERNET BLOG

The new BBC mobile Homepage is a flexible ‘taster menu’ of the BBC's website. I’ve been leading the development of the new Homepage and in this post I explain some of the technical design decisions made during the initial phase of the project.

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Node.js and Hapi - Creating a REST API

This post has been updated to use the latest changes in Hapi Version 2. A while back, we covered how to create a REST API using express, but express is not the only option for building a REST API in Node.js.

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Siri em Português no iOS 8.3 Beta 2

A Siri foi anunciada com pompa e circunstância no iPhone 4S e desde logo foi mais uma das novidades que pouco ou nada afectou a vida dos portugueses... por não saber falar português. Mas parece que finalmente isso está prestes a mudar, com a chegada do iOS 8.3.

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