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There is a new blog for folks who love WordPress or those new to the platform. I started Work on the site back in February of last year and after months of hiding the first day of its official launch has been a success.
Read More →Programming Jedi Juggernaut
There is a new blog for folks who love WordPress or those new to the platform. I started Work on the site back in February of last year and after months of hiding the first day of its official launch has been a success.
Read More →One of my bigger goals for this year has been to speak at a web conference. July 25th will be that day. Needless to say I’m super excited. Waiting is the hardest part. Here is a look into the session I will be presenting.
Read More →One of the things that drives me crazy about WordPress is the lack of control you have in restricting access to content. Drupal on the other hand does a great job of this. In most cases I just use Drupal when I need to block certain pages from my users. But, wouldn’t it be nice to have a little control of access in WordPress? Yes. And, I made just the plugin.
Read More →If you podcast or want to podcast, or if you are simply looking to export audio from GarageBand in AIFF format, you might find this helpful.
Read More →Recently Stephen Bush over at MailChip wrote a great blog post called “Dad and the Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming”. In the post Stephen talks about his love for programing and the commands he lives by in the tech industry.
Read More →Google Fonts, Typekit, FontDeck, Fonts.com in one place? No your not dreaming, this is real. Check out Typecast. Font previews and so much more are right at your finger tips.
Read More →This is a great post by Scott Taylor on making better plugins and apps for and on WordPress. Defiantly a must read. I’m only half way through and loving it! Classes vs functions, late static binding, MU and more.
Read More →It has been a long time since my last post but I’m back and ready to role. Short and sweet… Almost added a smiley there, twitter habits.
Read More →In this interview I speak with Miro Keller. Miro is the founder of the AXR project. The AXR project is not only open source but also aims to transform the foundations of web design and development. At first glace the project seems like a long shot but there is a lot to learn from it.
Read More →In this interview I speak with Dan Rubin about design and ask if a web designer should code. Dan is the owner of Webgraphinc and co-author of Web Standard Creativity, Pro CSS Techniques and Cascading Style Sheets.
I hope you enjoy this interview as Dan talks about his thoughts on web design and the community at large. Dan is an excellent designer and I am honored to have the opportunity to share this interview with you today.
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