Technology
Fork While Fork
I thought that by now, everyone knew that running random code was generally a bad idea. No matter who it’s from, or where you found it. If you don’t understand it, don’t run it!
Repeatable Fields in Meta Boxes
One of the most confounding things to figure out in the world of WordPress plugin development is the repeatable field. So, here’s a quick run-through on how I do repeatable fields.
Conditional Widget Plugins – Part 2
A while back, I made a post about conditional widget plugins. After reviewing several, I concluded that the best options were Display Widgets and the commercial Widget Ninja. Well, since then I have discovered another option that wasn’t reviewed in the original post and it has, by far, eclipsed every possible plugin from the original post.
Widget Interactive relaunched!
I’ve finally finished redesigning the Widget Interactive website!
Editor Wars
In the world of development, the choice of editors is usually a very personal decision. Some people are minimalists, and some prefer full-fledged IDEs. Some people insist on advanced syntax highlighting, and some prefer good, old-fashioned black on white (or white on black). Not to mention the restrictions that a users’ operating system place on the choice.
Introducing Pop!_Planet
A while back, I started trying to get more involved with the Linux community again. Back in the day, I was a developer for Arch …
Mac for Linux Users
Well, I’m going to start by saying that I’ve failed to make my 30-day mark. Somehow I managed to miss a day without even realizing I did it.
That Really Grinds My Gears
During this years’ State of the Word address, WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg discussed a challenge he had given himself: write a blog post a day for 30 days. While some bloggers, such as the ever-popular Chris Lema can write a post a day with relative ease, I’ve always found it much more difficult to come up with quality content.
