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Automating CSS code quality in front-end projects with Stylelint and CircleCI

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the language used by developers to apply styles to documents written in a markup language. In front-end development, enforcing consistent CSS code quality is crucial: poorly written CSS can lead to issues ranging from poor maintainability, unexpected bugs, and inconsistent designs. One effective way to ensure CSS code quality is using a linter such as Stylelint.

AI Costs In 2025: A Guide To Pricing, Implementation, And Mistakes To Avoid

AI costs haven’t been a major factor in cloud computing — until now. For example, AI demands massive data processing and storage, such as for training Large Language Models (LLMs) and generative AI. Additionally, AI workloads require parallel processing, which traditional instances struggle to handle — forcing companies to invest in specialized (and expensive) GPUs to get the job done.

Finding the Right Tools for Digital Transformation

Given the current climate in the federal government, it’s critical that public sector IT leaders find innovative solutions to do more with less. That’s a real challenge for these leaders who must balance with current alert backlogs against their agency limited IT budget and resources. Everyday, more than a thousand alerts to track down and as response times are slowing and some incident managers are burning out.

Essential Software Updates for Security

Essential Software Updates for Security Critical vulnerabilities in Chrome, Adobe products and Microsoft software are addressed through recent updates. Chrome's zero-day vulnerability is particularly noted. Adobe Acrobat and Reader fix nine vulnerabilities, while Windows 11 resolves 36, including five zero-days. Microsoft Office updates tackle ten vulnerabilities across various applications.

Loading JavaScript on your Website - Concepts of Web Performance

Master the art of loading JavaScript efficiently in this essential Concepts of Web Performance tutorial with Todd Gardner from Request Metrics. Perfect for entry-level web developers struggling with slow websites, this video breaks down the critical differences between standard blocking scripts, async, and defer attributes that dramatically impact your site's performance. Learn when and why to use each loading technique, understand how JavaScript execution blocks HTML parsing and CSS rendering through clear waterfall and flame chart visualizations, and discover why defer is usually your best option for most scenarios.

AWS ALB vs ELB: Which load balancer is right for you?

Load balancers play a key role in Amazon Web Services (AWS) systems by maintaining traffic distribution, detecting server issues, and redirecting client requests to available servers without any downtime. But, choosing the right AWS load balancer can be daunting, as it’s essential for optimizing your application performance and scalability. Depending on your use case, you may find that an Elastic Load Balancer (ELB) or Application Load Balancer (ALB) better suits your needs.

Proactive monitoring pays. (Here's the proof.)

We’ve always known the proactive monitoring and advanced analytics provided by Martello’s Vantage DX can save organizations time and money while getting more from their investments in Microsoft Teams. We recently set out to prove that by building a research-based cost model with the help of our friends, the expert consultants at Enable UC. The results of that study were even more compelling than we expected.

Automating Flyway Desktop Development using the Flyway CLI | The Tony and Tonie Show

In this episode, Tony and Tonie discuss Tonie's article for developers who want to learn how to use the Flyway CLI to automate the database development workflow used in the Flyway Desktop GUI. Tonie talks about capturing the schema changes made to a local development database, and then use schema comparison to auto-generate and validate a Flyway versioned migration script.