Ways of Working

If you’ve ever needed the positioning of an element to be connected (or anchored) to the position of another element, then you’ll be very excited about anchor positioning in CSS! It is new (as of the time of recording), but thankfully, we have a really good Polyfill, so we don’t have to worry about browser support! 🔗 Links ✅ Code from this video: https://codepen.io/kevinpowell/pen/po... (slightly different, and no polyfill being used here) ✅ Chrome for Developers blog article on anchor positio

In this video, we will create and embed an interactive process within your SharePoint Intranet using the NEW updated method of hiding the Figma UI within prototypes!🔥 Quite a few people have requested a step-by-step walkthrough on this process build, and since Figma updated their embed code, I thought now was the perfect time to create and record it! 😁 If prototypes are new to you, we will use a tool called Figma, which has design and prototyping capabilities to create some SharePoint magic! Thi

Hello everyone and Happy New Year! It’s 2024 and time for a new series where we create a Design System in Figma called FDS. 🎉 In this episode, we’ll look at how to structure the system and the libraries you’ll need. 🤟 // Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:13 Structure overview 0:38 Design Tokens library 1:07 Iconography library 1:29 Web Components library 1:37 App Components library 1:59 Grab the starter libraries 2:13 Scale Design System 2:30 Outro 👋 // FDS Libraries https://drive.google.com/driv

Free Delegation Course + SOP Template 🔗https://processdriven.co/task-plunger/ | Wondering how to write standard operating procedures that will support your team and daily operations? Watch the video to learn 7 easy steps for creating SOPs in 15 minutes or less.  Here's what this video covers: 00:00 What is a standard operating procedure? 00:08 How to make SOP documents 00:26 Free SOP example template 01:04 How should I title an SOP 03:01 How to make SOP for company 06:13 How do I start wri

Catch Tom Gilb's keynote at Agile India Lite (online) on 6 September 2022. He'll be speaking on "Agile Engineering"

Step by step creation of a Design System using Backlight: Create Design Tokens in CSS Custom property, build Components in React, write documentation in MDX, get feedback from your team, and publish an NPM package, all from scratch.

The :is() pseudo-class is relatively new, but browser support is pretty good now! It's a nice way to dry up your CSS and turn some otherwise complex selectors into something much more managable!

I’ve done reaction videos in the past where I looked at crazy codepens, and today, we’re starting a new series where I find one such codepen and see if I can understand how it was created, with a dive into the :has() pseudo-class, which is now supported in Chrome and Safari.

CSS is adding lots of new features and some of the smaller quality of life features they added recently were the addition of the translate, rotate, and scale properties. These properties almost entirely remove the need to use the transform property which is incredibly nice since there are tons possibilities this opens up that were very difficult if not impossible before.

* WARNING : AGILE DOES NOT WORK * The Agile manifesto; a nice cosy blanket for us to manage our teams. We get to break things down into small steps, we deliver work sooner and we can make pretty little diagrams which show us if we are on track. Sounds great on paper, but in realty it isn't working for many people; they are still left with projects that don't deliver on their promises! In this video, I try and explain why I think Agile doesn't work, and what you can do about it!

You need to learn TCP/IP. It's so much part of our life. Doesn't matter if you are studying for cybersecurity, or networking or something else. Learn TCP/IP. // MENU // 00:00 ▶️ Intro 01:32 ▶️ The beginnings of TCP 03:57 ▶️ Three way handshake 07:20 ▶️ SYN meaning/explanation 08:50 ▶️ Port numbers 09:58 ▶️ What actually happens in the handshake 14:19 ▶️ Common starting TTL values 15:04 ▶️ Why we need SYN numbers 16:11

You better be aware of what just changed on the Internet. TCP is being replaced with QUIC. UDP is being used more and more instead of TCP. This affects your firewalls. It affects a lot of your network troubleshooting. HTTP/3 has been standardized. Everything is encrypted with QUIC - welcome to the new world of network troubleshooting and security. // MENU // 00:00 - The Problem with TCP 00:12 - Introducing//Robin Marx 02:12 - Clean Ship, Clean House//RFCs 0

What are software requirements and how do they relate to user stories? Is it requirement vs user story, or user story as requirement? An important part of agile software development is its user or customer focus. Our aim as software developers is to deliver outcomes that our users want or need. To do that it is vital to focus our work on the outcomes that matter to our users. Actually, this is true of any software development, agile or not. Requirements are often used to define the steps to deli

There used to only be 4 viewport units which were pretty easy to understand. With the increase in popularity of mobile devices, though, there has been a need to handle more complex viewports which is why there are now 24 total viewport units. In this video I will break down how each of these units works, and when you would want to use them.

Roadmapping is used by some of the world’s most successful organisations to develop innovation and business strategies. This video highlights six benefits of roadmapping and why it should form a key part of your strategic toolset. https://www.cambridgeroadmapping.net/roadmapping