Nathan Segal

The acronym IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. In short, an IDE is a software application which is made up of core programs that are designed to help programmers and developers build software programmers and applications. The basic elements of an IDE include: Source code editor Compiler or interpreter Automation tool Debugger When considering an […]

In this article we take a look at ten top WordPress themes which come from a variety of companies. Your choice will depend entirely on whether you can use an off-the-shelf design or whether your theme will need to be customized. Before you begin shopping, you need to define your needs, not only for the […]

With my first attempt when attempting to use Creative Cloud (CC) and the Photoshop version (CC 2015.5) included with the press kit, I ran into a problem. The Creative Cloud app wouldn’t launch. Each time I attempted to launch it, I would see a message about installing the program. Once I accepted that, nothing happened. […]

Release on October 28th of 2014 HTML5 has been with us for some time now and many people are looking forward to HTML6 and what the possibilities may include. In this article we look at some of the more popular predictions by several software providers and magazine writers.                 1.      Automatic Image Resizing […]

In the past, setting up video was a relatively straightforward concept using Flash plugins. Until the iPad showed up and the HTML spec began to evolve, many people were happy with the results. As that changed so did the DRM and other aspects of video. One of the aspects of HTML5 was to solve the […]

Bootstrap is a framework to help you design websites faster and easier. It includes HTML and CSS based design templates for typography, forms, buttons, tables, navigation, modals, image carousels, etc. It also gives you support for JavaScript plugins.   To learn about the inner workings of Bootstrap, I contacted Stas Demchuk, Senior Software Engineer at: […]

Bootstrap is a framework to help you design websites faster and easier. It includes HTML and CSS based design templates for typography, forms, buttons, tables, navigation, modals, image carousels, etc. It also gives you support for JavaScript plugins.   To learn about the inner workings of Bootstrap, I contacted Stas Demchuk, Senior Software Engineer at: […]

According to Webopedia, “The Internet of Things (IoT) is “the ever-growing network of physical objects that feature Internet connectivity and the communication that occurs between these and Internet-enabled devices and systems.” Billions of Connected Devices According to the Statistica website, the number of connected devices is projected to reach 50 billion units worldwide by 2020. This means […]

As with many of my articles, instead of learning a process from scratch, I’ve decided to interview industry experts. That way you, as the reader, get to hear directly from these experts and learn their strategies. With that in mind I reached out for help and was contacted by John Donley, a Software Engineer at […]

In the past, setting up video was a relatively straightforward concept using Flash plugins. Until the iPad showed up and the HTML spec began to evolve, many people were happy with the results. As that changed so did the Digital Rights Management (DRM) and other aspects of video. One of the aspects of HTML5 was […]

One of the major things about this update is that Flash Professional has been rebranded as Animate with the software fully updated and reconfigured to match HTML5 standards while still allowing users to use animation techniques from Flash. Adobe’s rebranding to Animate brings the software in line with current HTML5 standards and avoids the stigma […]

WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems (CMS’s) available, partly because it’s easy to use and there is a tremendous amount of support. To get the inside scoop on securing WordPress I contacted my colleague Brandon Zundel, a programmer and WordPress expert. According to Brandon, “Hacks vary. Sometimes they’re blatantly obvious. Sometimes […]