10 Reasons to Love Google Docs
Underneath Google Docs' standard cloud-based word processor are lots of tricks and shortcuts. Try these 10 awesome tips! Continue reading 10 Reasons to Love Google Docs on SitePoint.
Read moreHow Stack Overflow is partnering with Google to encourage socially responsible AI
Ben talks with Ryan Polk, Chief Product Officer at Stack Overflow, about our strategic partnership with Google Cloud, the importance of collaboration between AI companies and the Stack Overflow community, and why Stack Overflow’s Q&A format is so suitable for training AI models.
Read moreHow to Use Magento 2 for International Ecommerce Success
Learn about Magento 2's features for international expansion and the power of localization, currency management and shipping strategy. Continue reading How to Use Magento 2 for International Ecommerce Success on SitePoint.
Read more5 Exciting New JavaScript Features in 2024
Explore some hotly anticipated new additions to JavaScript, including better date management with the Temporal API and pipe operators. Continue reading 5 Exciting New JavaScript Features in 2024 on SitePoint.
Read moreTools and Strategies for Efficient Web Project Management
Learn about web development workflow and tools and strategies that can help a team manage its projects more efficiently and effectively. Continue reading Tools and Strategies for Efficient Web Project Management on SitePoint.
Read moreChoosing the Best WordPress CRM Plugin for Your Business
Learn how to choose the best WordPress CRM plugin for your business as we cover seven great plugin options to get you started. Continue reading Choosing the Best WordPress CRM Plugin for Your Business on SitePoint.
Read moreHow much will a cable sag? A simple approximation
Suppose you have a cable of length 2s suspended from two poles of equal height a distance 2x apart. Assuming the cable hangs in the shape of a catenary, how much does it sag in the middle? If the cable were pulled perfectly taught, we would have s = x
Read moreUnique letter patterns in words
The word Mississippi has a unique pattern of letters. If you were solving a cryptogram puzzle and saw ZVFFVFFVCCV you might guess that the word is Mississippi. Is the pattern of letters in Mississippi literally unique or just uncommon? What is the shortest word with a unique letter pattern? The
Read moreHow to Organize Technical Research?
64 million scientific papers have been published since 1996 [1]. Assuming you can actually find the information you want in the first place—how can you organize your findings to be able to recall and use them later? It’s not a trifling question. Discoveries often come from uniting different obscure
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