Extended reality (XR) on the web
Extended reality (XR) is gaining more attention thanks to new headsets from Apple and Meta alongside AR apps like Snapchat and Pokémon Go on smartphones, but how can universities take advantage of this technology?
Extended reality (XR) is gaining more attention thanks to new headsets from Apple and Meta alongside AR apps like Snapchat and Pokémon Go on smartphones, but how can universities take advantage of this technology?
With the shutdown of third-party apps for Reddit, I took a look at RSS, the 20+ year old technology to help me keep up to date with the world.
In 2022, I decided to revamp my website and delve into the JAMstack. Out with the old and in with the new!
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At the end of July, GitHub released a new AI tool called Copilot that helps developers write code. I investigate what Copilot is, how it works, and give developers the peace of mind that their jobs aren’t at risk.
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AVIF is a modern image format and its presence is attracting a lot of attention in the web development world. How does it compare to other image formats, and what impact will this format have on the web?
When looking at links on a web page, how do you decide which one will take you closer to your goal? You’ll choose the one with the highest information scent.
TerminalFour have recently released the dashboard module to the latest version of T4v8. But what is it and what affect will it have on its users?
Your site could look amazing and be easy to use, but if your site is slow to load, or even failing to load, this will have an effect on the overall experience. A summary of Paul Boag's "Why performance is the best way to improve the user experience" article.