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Tips for Chrome DevTools: Add a Shadow

Hello web developers :) In this article I will introduce you to a small tip for Chrome DevTools. This will be the first episode (like it's going to become a series). Anyways, the tip for today is something useful when you want to add shadows to an element. First things first, let's open up the DevTo...

The Basic of the Basics: Android Studio

Hi, I'm Kakizoe and this is my first year in Tagbangers. Since last year I have been developing apps for Android, and I recently started to realize how fun it is. In this article, I'd like to review the basic concepts of Android apps, and also to share a few things you should know when writing a pro...

AI

Hi, I'm Namiki. Apparently AI is becoming increasingly popular these days. One of the most popular ones would be IBM Watson I guess. This might reveal my age group, but AI for me has always been Knight Rider. ・Cars would talk to their drivers. ・They can decide the destination. ・They can even fight a...

How Networking Between a Client and a Server Works

When I started to work here I was creating a web server for learning, but I did't have a chance to complete it.  So recently, I started to work on it again to have a better understanding about the web. In this article, I'm going to right about how networking between a client and a server works. To s...

I Tried Real Hard to Think How Java Feels

You know what "import" is in Java, right? But how do they accurately choose the right classes to import in the first place? And how do they call the methods? Well if you were to call PrintTagbangers from a Main class, it should look something like this: Main.java package com.example.sample2; impo...

Naming Test Methods

If you're a programmer, at some point you should have faced the struggle of coming up with a good name for your classes, methods, and variables. You should have regretted looking back at your old code, thinking something like "how the hell did I come up with such a lame name?", or "I should've named...

Note about printing out a web page in Chrome

When you try to print out a web page using Chrome, the background of the page would disappear by default.  Usually this is not a bad thing, considering the appearance of the page and the amount of ink that can be saved by erasing the background. But sometimes, you might want to print out the whole t...