An Introduction to the Performance API

The Performance API measures the responsiveness of your live web application on real user devices and network connections. It can help identify bottlenecks in your client-side and server-side code with: user timing: Custom measurement of client-side JavaScript function performance paint timing: Browser rendering metrics resource timing: Loading performance of assets and Ajax calls navigation timing: Page loading metrics, including redirects, DNS look-ups, DOM readiness, and more The API addresses several

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Custom Workflow Orchestration in Python | by Pierce Lamb | Aug, 2022

(I put Custom Workflow Orchestration In Python in an Art Generator and the above popped out) This post originally appeared on my employer VISO Trust’s blog. It is lightly edited and reproduced here. On the Data & Machine Learning team at VISO Trust, one of our core goals is to provide Document Intelligence to the audit team. Every Document that passes through the system is subject to collection, parsing, reformatting,

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A Simple Guide for Beginners

Despite Shopify handling some basic SEO best practices out of the box, it’s unlikely to be enough to take your store to the top of Google. You need to optimize for all facets of SEO if that’s your aim.  In this guide, you’ll learn how to do that to drive more traffic and sales to your store.  Before we start… You should take care of a few things before reading this guide: Use responsive

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Committing CSS Crimes | CSS-Tricks

The time for CSS-Tricks is over. Now is the time for CSS Crimes! In this current landscape of content service providers, users are often limited to expressing themselves in text, links, and images. Sanitization rules tend to strip out HTML, JavaScript, and various attributes. Social media service Cohost allows users to have greater freedom with markup and inline styles than we may be typically used to. Some users have taken

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An Introduction to OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 AI

If you frequent the internet, you’ve likely seen or heard about artificial intelligence (AI) image generation, text to image AI or DALL-E AI lately. But if you’re still not sure exactly what all the fuss is about, that’s alright! We’re living in extraordinary times in terms of technology. Every day there seems to be a new technological revelation that makes waves, imposes indirect promise, strikes fear in some and excitement

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What’s New in PHP 8.2 — New Features, Deprecations, Changes, and More

PHP 8.2 builds upon the renewed base set forth by PHP 8.0 and PHP 8.1. It’s planned to release on November 24, 2002. This article will cover what’s new in PHP 8.2 in detail — from its new features and improvements to deprecations and minor changes, we’ll go through them all. As PHP 8.2 entered its feature freeze on July 19, 2022, you can expect no significant additions to this

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Specbee: Marketo Webhook Integration with Drupal: Sync Lead Data from Marketo to Drupal in Real-Time

Marketo Webhook Integration with Drupal: Sync Lead Data from Marketo to Drupal in Real-Time Shefali Shetty 09 Aug, 2022 When the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) names “Personalization” the “marketing word of the year”, you can probably feel comfortable that it is a strategy that’s here to stay. Personalized content adds a human touch to the customer experience, something that is priceless throughout their journey. This is proven by stats

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Micro Focus’ CyberRes teams up with Google Cloud

Duncan is an award-winning editor with more than 20 years experience in journalism. Having launched his tech journalism career as editor of Arabian Computer News in Dubai, he has since edited an array of tech and digital marketing publications, including Computer Business Review, TechWeekEurope, Figaro Digital, Digit and Marketing Gazette. CyberRes, a Micro Focus line of business, has partnered with Google Cloud to support the upcoming release of BigQuery remote

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Why Creating Competitor Link Gaps Is Just as Important as Closing Them

The author’s views are entirely his or her own (excluding the unlikely event of hypnosis) and may not always reflect the views of Moz. In SEO and digital PR, there is a lot of discussion surrounding how and why brands need to close backlink gaps in order to rank high and be competitive in the SERPs. But what about tackling competitive SEO from the opposite direction by creating link gaps?

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WP Toolkit 5.12 Release Now Available

We are excited to announce that the WP Toolkit 5.12 release is now available for all Plesk users.  With this release, we introduce a series of changes while setting the stage for the upcoming WP Toolkit 6.0 release. So without further delay, let’s have a look at what’s new for you.  New Security Measures The first change is a request that comes straight from the community. That’s right, we have added

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