We recently added the ability to take RAMP for a test drive before you buy. On the RAMP page, click that “Demo” button to sign up and we’ll set up both a staging and production WordPress site for you – with RAMP installed and configured on both sites. You can log in, create and upload…
Amen.
The inaugural Pressnomics conference was a definitive success. It was a conference dedicated to the WordCamp hallway conversations I enjoy having with 5-10 people at each (non-San Francisco) WordCamp. A “birds of a feather” conference for those of us who make our living in the WordPress economy. I was honored to be asked to speak,…
Tablets everywhere in places there were never computers before.
What a cool project!
I enjoyed discussing this with Mark at Pressnomics this weekend.
Really wish I’d jotted down that oh-so-clever tweet I thought of this morning. Trust me, you would have loved it.
Sharing bacon recipes with @peterchester and @markjaquith. #pressnomics
Putting the finishing touches on my slides for Pressnomics.
Last night I started integrating one of Dougal‘s plugins into a little WordPress-based app I’m building to help me keep track of HR/benefits related requests for my team. Since I’m building the app as a theme, I dropped the plugin into the theme. It worked great, except the path to the CSS file wasn’t correct…
Hard to argue against Josh on this. Still struggling about what to do about :hover states in situations where they worked so nicely before “touch”.
[…] since getting my iPad Mini I’ve barely touched my Nexus 7, and I’ve found the Mini to be just generally more enjoyable and useful for the lightweight sort of consumption-oriented tasks I’ve thrown at it.
The longer I use iOS the harder it is for me to feel productive on Android. I’m looking forward to getting my iPad mini and think I’ll probably relegate my Nexus 7 to a testing device for our front-end team at that time.
If you’re a serious Open Source developer in 2012, you’re using Git. Crowd Favorite made the move as a team back in February. No regrets. More and more of the WordPress community is joining us in putting their code on GitHub. I expect this trend to continue and developer peer collaboration to rise along with it.
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