Creating ready-to-implement Lottie animations with a single tool is now possible thanks to SVGator’s latest feature updates.

What is not changing is Chromium’s support for first-input entries in the PerformanceObserver API. Developers who want or need to continue measuring FID in their applications will be able to do so.

We’re expanding annotation capabilities in Meet to include select Google Meet hardware devices.

We first launched Adobe Firefly in March 2023, and since then we’ve delivered rapid innovation with new models in imaging, design and vectors.

Just collecting feedback is not enough. In the next step, we need to analyze the feedback received and take appropriate actions, especially in relation to negative feedback that causes bad experiences among product users.

An entrepreneurial mindset contributes significantly to front-end developers’ impact and career success. Such a mindset would enable a user-centered approach toward creating intuitive and usable interfaces. It may open up innovation and creativity so the developer can develop the latest solutions.

We tend to think so, but we can also concede that all feedback is not necessarily created equal. When communicating user feedback within your organization, it’s important to indicate how severe the issue is—otherwise, it’s all too easy for this important data to come across as a lot of noise.

Last year, we introduced a new homepage view in Google Drive that makes it faster and easier for you to find files that matter most. That update included personalized file and folder suggestions with machine-learning algorithms that can help you get started quickly.

Google Search started focusing more and more on mobile devices starting in 2015, with the mobile friendly update. Then, in 2016, we started mobile-first crawling and indexing. This allowed Google Search to index the content that users would see, when they access the website on their mobile phone. Crawling and indexing as a smartphone was a big change for Google’s infrastructure, but also a change for the public web: a mobile web…

As adoption of generative AI (GenAI) continues to grow, adversarial interest in compromising the security posture of all applications and services — whether they leverage GenAI or not — is increasing as well. Companies that develop and deliver the complex software on which so much of the world’s economy depends must focus their efforts on defending against these attacks.