I have a wife, a child, a house and my own business. I think I’ve reached the point where I can buy a *matching* Tupperware set.
August, 2011
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I wonder if getting crushed on an idea makes it easier to completely let go and look at the problem with fresh eyes.
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Automatically adapts your existing HTML images for mobile devices. No mark-up changes needed. Just drop it in and forget about it.
This looks like a clever approach.
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The freedom to engineer and implement rapid solutions to real problems with whatever means necessary. That is the “startup mojo” you seek.
It’s not limited to startups either – it’s one of the things I enjoy about the things we do in our for-hire dev shop.
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Chris provides helpful steps for Mac users for removing DigiNotar as a trusted authority.
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An iPhone shot from this weekend. I live in a stunningly beautiful part of the country.
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For years I’ve used custom fields (post meta) in WordPress as a primary storage area for misc. data about specific posts (including pages, custom post types, etc.). Recently, I’ve realized that I should be using custom taxonomies instead of custom fields in a variety of situations. Custom fields are still the right choice for misc.…
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Some good stuff in here. I’d add a use case for code that ends up being necessarily complex or dealing with a certain edge case – in those situations explaining what the code is doing may be appropriate.
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Also: “farmers market”, “farmer’s market” or “farmers’ market”?
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I should know better than to go the farmers market hungry.
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We follow where curiosity leads, aware that the journey may be longer but will ultimately be more worthwhile.
Watch the video (he takes the stage 2:20 in).
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I’ve released an updated version of Drafts Dropdown. This is a WordPress plugin that gives you easy access to your draft posts. A “Drafts” link is added to the admin bar. Clicking this drops down a drawer with your drafts. The new version also updates the styling, improves performance, and will make you younger, fitter…
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I talked to a number of developers about at this year’s WordCamp SF about where best to publish WordPress code as a developer. We definitely want to use the SVN repositories on WordPress.org so that released plugins can be easily available to the community, but there is very little developer community there. We’ve also used…