Tutorial: How to Build Your First Reddit Bot
When working in a small team such as ours, speed is one of the undeniable assets — you may be small in numbers but you can make up for that by doing things fast. One of the ways you can gain mo
When working in a small team such as ours, speed is one of the undeniable assets — you may be small in numbers but you can make up for that by doing things fast. One of the ways you can gain mo
Android 10 and iOS 13 both introduced a device-wide dark mode setting user can turn on and off at will. Last month we explained how to toggle the mode on and off on iPhone and Android devices. Note th
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At Mobile First we frequently purchase and configure custom domains. Now, there are times when you have successfully configured your custom domain and everything is working fine, but for whatever reas
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Over the past few weeks we have been working with a web application utilizing Apple MapKit JS. The decision to choose MapKit JS was fairly simple since it offers high quality rendering, very liberal d
Before publishing your website, you should perfect your site with a custom favicon. Favicon is the image that users with a web browser see in the browser’s tab, browsing history, and next to the page