Credit cards icons

A set of coloured credit cards icons created with vector shapes. Free PSD released by Tim Parker.

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Code:Deck – Playing Cards, for Developers, by Developers!

Playing cards have been around for centuries, and no matter what part of the world you live in, cards are well acknowledged as one of the top casual activities, be it in a group or even solo.

That said, as a web developer, do you not get bored of the average routine card decks? You know, the ones that feature mountains and trees, or abstract drawing forms or pictures of cats? How about a special card deck meant exclusively for developers?

Allow me to introduce you to code:deck , a set of standard playing card deck with a modern design.

What is code:deck?

code:deck is a set of playing card deck, where each individual card features a code excerpt that describes that particular card in one of the many programming languages.

For example, here is how it describes the Jack of Hearts:

var card = 

rank: 11,

suit: "hearts",

name: "Jack"

Neat, isn’t it? How about the Four of Diamonds?

struct card 

int rank;

string suit;

 c = 4, "diamonds";

Similarly, each card has its own unique description in code, across a range of programming languages. And speaking of programming languages, here are the ones that are included: Assembly, Bash, C++, Brainfuck, Python, Objective C, C#, JAVA, PHP, JavaScript, CSS, HTML and SQL. As you can see, the languages range from outright popular ones such as JAVA and PHP to straightforward novelty ones such as Brainfuck.

Just in case you are curious, the cards are printed on chrome matte paper with double sided UV polish.

Pricing

code:deck costs a meagre , plus a flat shipping fee (irrespective of your location). For European buyers, you can expect the delivery to be within a week (all orders are shipped from Bulgaria). For rest of the world, it might take anything between a week and a month.

Bottom-Line

code:deck can make for an interesting gift for developers or IT enthusiasts who are interested in card games. Even more so, you can purchase one for yourself too — maybe just to score some additional appreciation among your coder friends, or simply to get rid of the boring deck designs out there!

So if you or someone you know is interested in playing cards and also happens to have a set of coding skills, code:deck is one commodity that you should consider purchasing today!

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From Blood to BBQ: 14 Outstanding House Of Cards Fan Art Pieces

Don’t be ashamed — you’re not alone. You’re just a drop in a massive sea of binge-watchers poring over Season 3 of the Netflix original series House of Cards. And we’ll admit we’re right there with you. There’s something addicting about the way America’s beloved power couple Frank and Claire Underwood relentlessly climb to the top of the U.S.’s political strata. Since it’s release Feb. 27, the show has aroused a wave of commentary, debate and even a slew of fan art. Below we’ve compiled the best House of Cards fan art on the Internet!

Frank Underwood

Power-hungry and manipulative, Frank Underwood will stop at nothing to get what he wants. He didn’t climb his way up to the Oval Office without first knocking down a few contenders in his path. The man is at ease with blood on his hands.

TV Series by Tomasz Majewski

Low Poly Portrait Process | Frank Underwood by Breno Bitencourt

Frank Underwood by Yuri Brunetto

House of Cards Portraits by Duncan Graham

Francis “Frank” Underwood by Julie Pieper

Claire Underwood

Beautiful yet overbearing, Claire just wants the best for her husband and her, and as Frank’s partner in crime, she’s already in route. Self-possessed and cunning, she strategically follows her own agenda.

Claire Underwood by Taylor Lineberger

Claire Macbeth by Madeline Neumiller

House of Cards Portraits by Duncan Graham

Blood & Power

Frank Underwood House of Cards Digital Portrait by Andrew Lefler

House of Cards by Matt Needle

Double Exposure by Ray Doyle

Painted In Blood by Adam Spizak

Democracy is So Overrated by Lola Meteor

House of Cards Season 3 Poster by Mauro Lorenzo

From Blood to BBQ: 14 Outstanding House Of Cards Fan Art Pieces