Articles by TutsPlus - Code from May 2018

Building an app used to be the domain of hardcore developers only, but with over 1,400 app templates for sale at CodeCanyon, even complete beginners to coding can build an app.But what is an app ...

React Native has been gaining in popularity for one obvious reason: it allows developers to write code across different mobile operating systems. This means that you no longer have to build the same a...

Python is a great way to create web apps, but what happens when you need to add a database? You'll find out exactly how to handle that in our new short course, Connect a Database to Your Python Applic...

Redux helps you manage state by setting the state up at a global level. In the previous tutorial, we had a good look at the Redux architecture and the integral components of Redux such as actions, act...

This tutorial will teach you how to use Axios to fetch data and then how to manipulate it and eventually display it on your page with filtering functionality. You will learn how to use the map, filter...

By now, you may have used an augmented reality app on your iPhone, with virtual objects that appear lifelike and blend in well with the features of the environment. In this series, you'll learn how to...

Your Mac probably contains hundreds of important documents and thousands of sentimental photos. If you don’t have a backup, a single careless moment could lose them all forever. A spill from a cup o...

Everyone working with JavaScript will have to deal with strings at one point or other. Sometimes, you will just have to store a string inside another variable and then pass it over. Other times, you w...

In the first part of the Popmotion introductory series, we learned how to use time-based animations like tween and keyframes. We also learned how to use those animations on the DOM, using the perfo...

What You'll Be CreatingPicasso is a popular open-source Android library for loading both local and remote images. Learn how to easily use it for handling your image loading needs.  1. What Is Picass...

The new WordPress editor (codenamed Gutenberg) is due for release in version 5.0. Now is the perfect time to get to grips with it before it lands in WordPress core. In this series, I'm showing you how...

Welcome back to the Introduction to Popmotion tutorial series. In part 1, we discovered how to use tweens and keyframes to make precise, time-scheduled animations.In Part 2, we're going to look at poi...

What are the WordPress PHP coding standards? In this video from my course, Learn PHP for WordPress, you'll learn all about the coding standards and why they're important.The WordPress PHP Coding Stand...

Now that you've learned the basic concepts of Fuse, it's time to put things into practice and build an app. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to develop an app using the Fuse framework. Specifically,...

What You'll Be CreatingIn our new course, Connect to a Database With Laravel's Eloquent ORM, you'll learn all about Eloquent, which makes it easy to connect to relational data in a database and work w...

With over a million users worldwide, the popular drag-and-drop page builder, WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer), has inspired a legion of developers to create loads of cool and useful ad...

Popmotion is a functional JavaScript animation library. Compared to other libraries like GreenSock or Anime.js, Popmotion is low-level and unopinionated.It packs a ton of features, like spring physics...

What You'll Be CreatingIn today's article I'm going to demonstrate how to make a web application that will display live game scores from the NHL. The scores will update automatically as the games prog...

Android app templates have been gaining in popularity over the past few years, and that’s no wonder. They’re a huge time saver for experienced developers, helping them to cut through the slog of c...

Gutenberg is coming to WordPress soon. Is your website ready? While we still don't know exactly what form it will take, this new content system will be added to WordPress core in the future. Let's tak...

Machine learning is the act of giving computers the ability to learn without explicitly programming them. This is done by giving data to computers and having them transform the data into decision mode...

There's no shortage of tools when it comes to developing apps that work cross-platform. It originally started with PhoneGap, which then became Cordova. Then came the hybrid frameworks with near-native...

And that’s a wrap! This year’s Google I/O has come to a close, and as usual there were lots of announcements and releases for developers to get excited about.Let’s look at some of the biggest ne...

What You'll Be CreatingFront-end web frameworks have taken component-based development and kicked it into high gear. Vue.js is one of the newest and most popular frameworks and is a great choice for n...

Mobile coders have been taking advantage of Google’s Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS) platform Firebase Realtime Database for many years, helping them focus on building features for their app...

What You'll Be CreatingWooCommerce is by far the leading ecommerce plugin for WordPress. At the time of writing, it has over 3 million active installations and is reportedly behind over 40% of all onl...

The new WordPress editor (codenamed Gutenberg) is due for release in version 5.0. Now is the perfect time to get to grips with it before it lands in WordPress core. In this series, I'll show you how t...

In the previous tutorial of our series, we completed the creation of our HomeComponent and started working on the LibraryListComponent. While the HomeComponent allowed the users to enter the name of a...

GraphQL has been getting popular recently and is likely to replace the Rest API. In this tutorial, we will use Apollo Client to communicate with GitHub's GraphQL API. We will integrate Apollo Client w...

The REST API has been a pillar of web programming for a long time. But recently gRPC has started encroaching on its territory. It turns out there are some very good reasons for that. In this tutorial,...

Why does WordPress use PHP? In this video from my course, Learn PHP for WordPress, you'll get a detailed answer to this question. I'll give you an introduction to what PHP is and then show you why it...

Back in 2012, Apple introduced iCloud alongside iOS 5. At the same time, the company announced that developers would have access to iCloud through a number of APIs. Up until now, developers have had t...

Today, we are going to explore the concept of broadcasting in the Laravel web framework. It allows you to send notifications to the client side when something happens on the server side. In this artic...

When you're learning React, you will almost always hear people say how great Redux is and that you should give it a try. The React ecosystem is growing at a swift pace, and there are so many libraries...

For many, PHP is the lifeblood of web development.It may be a general-purpose scripting language, but it powers WordPress, Drupal, Magento, and more; not to mention the thousa...

If you want to learn Angular, we've got something special for you: a huge, ultra-comprehensive, nine-hour guide to Angular Fundamentals. What You’ll LearnAcross 67 detailed video lessons, Dan Wellm...

With TensorFlow, one of the most popular machine learning frameworks available today, you can easily create and train deep models—also commonly referred to as deep feed-forward neural networks—tha...

OverviewThis is part two of a two-part series of tutorials about regular expressions in Go. In part one we learned what regular expressions are, how to express them in Go, and the basics of using the ...

In one of my previous Angular tutorial series, I covered the basics of Angular, starting from installing the CLI and then discussing how to create basic components and implement routing. Check out my ...