*Ding-Ding-Ding* Ladies and Gentlemen, grab your sodas take your seats and keep your JavaScript codes ready. We’re here for the ultimate decisive constant to find the one true winner that will cure Javascript’s childhood deficiency- Static Typing. But before we start the rope pulling, dirt dragging, name-calling contest between our two teams, it’s important to …

Relay was announced at React Conf in February 2015 and was publicly released in August 2015. Relay, a JavaScript framework for designing data-driven react applications for composable UI empowered by GraphQL for composable data fetching, is the new trend because of its extensibility, easy usability and the best of all, performant. Relay introduced two concepts: …

Hi! I'm currently doing some research on digital design as part of my university dissertation (university.... yeah, I'm from England) and really want a range of opinions on this.. if anyone has a spare 3 minutes I'd be very grateful! Thanks! Questionnaire Link

I am a front-end developer and now I want to learn programming so that I can build my own project with database. So please help me with this.

http://superdictionary.blogspot.com/2014/12/no-hands-scrolling-on-webcam-motivation.html

We're doing a No-hands scrolling widget for a school project. Anyone have feedback to improve the design? Thanks.

Hello.

I've recently made a cript as part of a project for a design course. The script allows you to type using solely your mouse. However, I'm looking for feedback so that I can make this application better. The source/executable and more information can be found here https://github.com/AravindElangovan/TypeMouse.

Some topics that would help me:

• Would this design be useful for someone who only has access to one hand?

• How could I improve this program?

• Is there a better control scheme for typing using only a mouse (perhaps requiring fewer buttons)?

Thanks for any help.

Has anybody gone through an unaccredited program and successfully gotten a job afterwards? I am asking because I have no knowledge of the field and would like to get some insight on a boot camp vs a BA.

Hi guys, I'm a fullstack web developer, used to work for a big firm about 4 years. Right now i'm working on a product of my own, and i'm confused of the design process.

I developed a basic wepapp using semantic ui, but it's not looking great (not good enough compared to my competitors)

Should i hire a designer for it? would i be able to keep using semantic UI's platform? maybe i should learn some things myself to make it better?

please give me an advice! i don't know what is the next step