Introduction I’ve been wanting to add non-hierarchical terms (tags) support for one of my sites using a “mini-library” I’ve been working on with Pete. The other night I had some downtime and decided to give it a shot, much to my surprise its becoming easier and easier to build features into the plugin using the “mini-library”, [...]
Documenting the Git graph of a repository that has been merged vs. merged with the –no-ff option. I’ve included screen shots from GitTower along with the equivalent shell command. Commands used: git merge, git merge –no-ff, git branch -a, git branch –no-merge Link for screen cast (no audio) Git after merge $ git gl *-. 3ac897f (HEAD, master) [...]
I’m going to try and keep this as an ongoing list of Git one-liners that I can’t live with out. I know, I know there’s GitTower and GitHub has a FREE Mac app, but the reality of it is at some point you’ll find your self on the dark-side! So you better brush up on [...]
Wow, looks pretty interesting: http://www.extremetech.com/internet/91176-adobe-edge-completing-the-flash-html-cycle although I never was one for GUI’s + programming (heck I’m still using iTerm2 and loving it read the full article, some interesting stuff. They didn’t have a link to the demo so I put it up here (demo).
Presentation for WordPress Baltimore “WordPress Networking with Domain Mapping”
Downloadable presentation as a PDF for the “WordPress Custom Post Types: What, When, Why?” presentation for the WordPress Baltimore Lighting round.
So this maybe old to some, but its news to me… This morning while sending out an email regarding my most recent photo shoot I started thinking of different file sharing services and the first one that came to mind was Drop.io, which was very popular amongst my friends during my college days. A quick [...]
During this past week’s PHP Baltimore meetup at techy and tranquil Beehive we spoke on “Code Review” and the importance of it along with reviewing some code snippets. Tim Crider lead the presentation with some excellent snippets of “what’s wrong this?” I followed up his presentation with some comments on a WordPress (Stupid Simple Maps) [...]
WordPress and ef-ing comments… So I’m in the process of adding “notes” i.e. comments into the update portion of the Task Tracker, see screenshot above. I quickly added wp_list_comments and got NOTHING back! then I added comments_templates, which did return comments, along with the form, which I didn’t want! After some frustration, I started poking [...]
This month at the Baltimore PHP meetup will be doing a code review. I always find code reviews fun, just wish more PHP developers where bold enough to submit their own code! I’m pleased to see that the code submitted is a dirt simple WordPress plugin called “Simple Maps Code“. The code exemplifies an object-oriented [...]