A simple CSS trick that turns an image from Grayscale to colourisation. See the Pen Colorize image by Darryl Dias (@Darryl) on CodePen. This adds Grayscale filter to the image, and lets you hover on to turn it into colour. Have a question? leave a comment below.
Monthly Archives: August 2015
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Ghost on Ubuntu
Ghost is a free open source blogging platform built with Node.js. It started as a Kickstarter project and turned into a great blogging platform that is still under active development. It can be self-hosted, or you can choose a hosted built at Ghost.org. It uses SQLite by default as its Database, you use MySQL to. […]
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Static site generators
Static sites are the fast, secure and easy to create and manage, it is also the fastest in load up time. It’s the best way to serve content, if all you want to serve is static. Its can handle higher traffic because it does not require any pre-processing. Its also one of the oldest ways […]
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Markdown
It let the user focus on what they were writing, and not what they were trying to make thing look like as they write. Markdown, hmm, What is that? Markdown is a simplified text-to-HTML conversion that, make web content writing easier for web writers and focuses to make content writing easier and fun. Over time […]
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Flat File vs Database driven CMS
These days there are a lot of CMS’s being rapidly developed, the most eye-catching CMS’s currently being developed is the flat-file type, which does not rely on a Database, and seem to be a replacement, for their Database driven CMS, the main question are what is a flat file CMS? How does it work? how […]
