Core Data is a framework I really enjoy working with. Even though Core Data isn’t perfect, it’s great to see that Apple continues to invest in the framework. This year, for example, Apple added the ability to […]

Android is the world’s most-installed mobile OS, running devices as different as phones, tablets, watches and TVs. By developing for Android, you can create apps for all these devices. But before you start coding […]

In the previous installments, we discussed batch updates and batch deletes. In this tutorial, we’ll take a closer look at how to implement asynchronous fetching and in what situations your application can benefit […]

The WordPress admin panel is pretty open for modifications and web developers have made the most out of it. These modifications are more common in themes due to the extended level of functionality, but you can […]

React is a JavaScript library built and maintained by Facebook that aims to make it easy to build user interfaces using, you guess it, JavaScript.In this video, we’re going to take a quick look at how easy to is […]

Even though Core Data has been around for many years on OS X and iOS, a feature that was added only recently are batch updates. Developers have been asking for this feature for many years and Apple finally found a […]

WordPress site problems can have many causes, but even so, a few basic steps will help you catch most of them. Here’s how to troubleshoot WordPress sites in 60 seconds!

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What You’ll Be CreatingWhenever your Linux server is running slowly, and you need to take a look at what’s going on, the tool top will come to your aid. Windows / OSX users: This is the Linux command-line […]

What You’ll Be CreatingIn the first part of this series, we covered customizing the registration and login forms. Today we’ll be covering how to add custom fields to the registration form. We’ll be adding a text […]

Gradle is the de facto build system for Android Studio. It takes your project’s source code, resources, and other dependencies, and packages them up into an APK file. But there’s much more that Gradle can do. In […]

In the Code category of Envato Tuts+, we cover a lot of content. This ranges from anything such as how to write code using some of the latest JavaScript frameworks to how to achieve certain things with content […]

This is the third article of the series and so far, I have discussed the importance and features of Titan Framework along with the basic setup. In the very first article, I discussed the three-step setup of Titan […]

As we set the stage in the previous bootstrapping article, now is the time to actually dive deep into the code, and start making changes. As an obvious choice, we’ll start the editing process from the home […]

Talking: it’s something that we learn at a very young age and don’t really think about when we’re doing it. But sometimes the words we say can have a different effect from the one we want.If you’ve ever considered […]

Introduced with the Vision libraries in Play Services 8.1, Face Detection makes it easy for you as a developer to analyze a video or image to locate human faces. Once you have a list of faces detected on an image, […]

What You’ll Be CreatingIf you’re asking, “What’s Yii?” check out Introduction to the Yii Framework, which reviews the benefits of Yii and includes an overview of  Yii 2.0.In this Programming With Yii2 series, I’m […]

What You’ll Be CreatingWordPress already ships with loads of good stuff to make a membership site. Unfortunately most of the process is handled through the back end of the site, and ideally we want to keep users […]

For the second year in a row we’ll be discounting all video courses to just $3 each for Cyber Monday (30 November).All 660+ courses on Envato Tuts+ will be reduced for 24 hours only. Don’t miss your opportunity to […]

Do you have an hour to spare? That’s how long it will take you to get fully up to speed with ASP.NET 5 in our latest course, What’s New in ASP.NET 5. And best of all, it’s completely free.What You’ll LearnASP.NET […]

If you’re developing a small or simple application, then you probably don’t see the benefit of running Core Data operations in the background. However, what would happen if you imported hundreds or thousands of […]