MySQL is an open-source relational database management system known for its speed and reliability. It’s based on Structured Query Language (SQL), used to access, manage, and manipulate data. MySQL is widely used in web applications to store data, ranging from small individual projects to large enterprise-level applications.
For example, did you know that web-based content management systems, including WordPress, Craft, and Drupal, all run on MySQL? So, chances are, if you have a website, you’ll need MySQL hosting.
Adobe just released Generative Expand, their latest update to the Firefly AI program. The tool allows users to expand images by generating new content automatically with AI.
Elon Musk replaced Twitter’s iconic blue bird logo with an ‘X’ logo last week. On Tuesday, he altered it again, replacing the icon with a variant that has slightly thicker lines. He then stated he intends to reverse the change.
Branition has debuted a free collection of hand-picked color palettes specifically designed for logos, website designs, and branding.
In the highly competitive arena of social networks, where the platforms you use communicate much about an individual’s personal brand, an effective logo is an essential brand asset.
The Browser Company’s Arc is finally here, and it’s changing the way we think about the internet. Users on Mac and iOS can visit arc.net to try version 1.0 of the browser today.
Standards, a browser-based platform, makes it easier to design, update, and share brand guidelines. Is this the software that replaces PDFs?
Swiss Watchmaker Tag Heuer’s website allows you to test out their watches interactively, and they even tell the right time.
Twitter.com has officially rebranded to ‘X’ following owner Elon Musk’s controversial decision to remove the social media platform’s famous blue bird logo.
After months of speculation, unprecedented user drop-off, and reported billion-dollar losses, Elon Musk’s Twitter adventure plumbed new depths by changing the platform’s name to X and adopting a new, more masculine, more aggressive logo.
