No No No

This was first published on my mailing list The Looking Glass. Every week, I answer a reader’s question. And how do you justify something you’ve learnt from experience without making the other person feel that you are overriding their idea just by being more opinionated?

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How To Dictate Text In MS Office With Dictate By Microsoft

You can use speech recognition in Windows and dictate a document in MS Word, or an email in Outlook. Windows’ dictation feature isn’t the greatest tool for this purpose. MS Office apps don’t have a built-in dictation feature so that’s really all you can use.

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Getting Started With Vue Router

Vue is already a great Javascript library that allows you to create some really cool, dynamic, front-end applications. Vue is also great for single page applications (SPA). SPAs work a little differently that your standard backend web application built in something like PHP.

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OnePlus 5 review: Proof that OnePlus is here to stay

OnePlus burst onto the scene in 2014 with the OnePlus One, a phone running Cyanogen OS with an incredibly attractive price tag. From the very start, OnePlus talked a big game and was sometimes annoyingly overconfident.

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A critical analysis of notification systems

Look at the above picture — to the left is the user’s world: a world where the person’s kids, family, hobbies, work and other things reside. The user’s interaction with this world is the “typical experience” of a human being.

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Deploy an AngularJS Ecommerce App in 4 Steps

In this blog I will demonstrate how to Install and Deploy an AngularJS Ecommerce Application built using AngularJS, Node.js and Cosmic JS. This Ecommerce Application allows you to process orders from customers and accept Stripe payments for goods and services.

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ReactJS Authentication Tutorial, Part 1

ReactJS is a JavaScript library, built and maintained by Facebook. It was developed by Jordan Walke, a software engineer at Facebook. It was open-sourced and announced to the developer community in March 2015. Since then, it has undergone tremendous growth and adoption in the developer community.

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