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Stoked to have this tutorial published on smashingmagazine! Hop on over and check out my walkthrough on developing WordPress in a local developer environment and deploying to a live server.
Thanks for stopping by, now go read!
Note: This project is no more, never gained any traction. Oh well! Code remains on Github…just in case. A couple years ago I launched a project site called browsingbetter.com, as my own little “try to help the web” idea. After a long while overdue, the site has received a massive overhaul. Designer friend Josh Cagwin…
So I just got a new computer, 13″ Retina MacBook Pro. I figured it would be a good time to spend the time setting up my dotfiles for quick setup and settings management.
The desk setup of a web developer can be super fun to behold. I especially enjoy seeing what other developers use in their daily work so I am always checking out setup sites. I figured it was about time to share mine, and perhaps my own dev setup will inspire someone else out there. Enjoy!
So this last weekend I flew to Boston for the jQuery Conference. Quite a big deal for me being one who does not like to break routine and oh yeah, had not flown in sixteen years. Traveling sucked, but thankfully the conference was awesome. Let me tell you why, and why you should attend one…
The web is one of the most exciting places to work because it is ever changing and evolving. Much like the human race, the web grows and adapts to influence over time and without a helping hand every so often that adaptation can drift off course. It is important for those of us who live…
Debug logs. Super helpful yet super annoying to look at and sometimes try to find what you need to. Well, if you have not heard of it yet let me introduce you to Pimp my log. Just as its title suggests, this app gives you a much better view of all your log files, from…