Social 2.6 is now available for download! This release was initially intended to handle a smallish set of bug fixes, but then Twitter announced version 1.1 of their API and we figured while we were in there we might as well make all the changes necessary for compatibility. So the good news is that this…
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I’ve released Twitter Tools 3.0.2 to address a handful of bugs and add a few customization points: Add aktt_tweet_create_blog_post filter to allow other plugins/code to make programatic decisions about when to create blog posts from tweets Add aktt_tweet_create_blog_post_format filter to allow post format to changed or omitted Properly apply title prefix when creating blog posts…
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The one major annoyance/frustration I have with my various Apple devices is Apple’s own web service performance. I see errors and frequent requests to “re-sign in to iTunes” with iTunes Match. It takes 15-30 seconds to load up a tab within the Mac App Store and sometimes even longer in the iOS App Store. Especially…
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One of my favorite features in Mountain Lion: Console.app remembers the selected log file.
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Had to reboot my iPhone to be able to send friend requests in Game Center – “alexkingorg” if you want to beat me in Letterpress.
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But the dismissiveness towards web based mobile applications, fueled in part by Zuckerberg’s September comments, seems short-sighted. In an industry with little appreciation for either history or nuance, it is perhaps unsurprising that attitudes towards mobile/native tend to be so binary.
I’m still planning to create a mobile HTML5 version of my next web app, but I’m also building an API so that people can build client apps if they want.
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Great review from Dave. Great game, though I’m seeing all kinds of “Game Center Errors”. I think I’m starting to get the hang of the strategy after a couple of games. I’m ‘alexkingorg’ in Game Center if you’d like to play.
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I’m quite looking forward to the WordPress Community Summit next week. I’m hoping to lobby for a few of my pet core tickets while I’m there, but I’m particularly looking forward to some of the discussion topics and the unconference format. An unconference works great when you have the right people, and this should be…
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I just realized I never posted a link to my slides from my WordCamp Denver presentation a few weeks back. You can find them here: Core Competency Navigate: between slides using the LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys “within” a slide using the UP/DOWN arrow keys (red bottom corner indicator) N or ] = jump to next section…
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Devin and I have discussed the difference between Crowd Favorite and a startup quite a bit over the last few months. As he notes, we believe the primary difference is work/life balance.
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I’ve been using the beta and have found it to be the best Mac calendar app I’ve used.
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Congratulations to BGR on the re-design, I know Corey was been working hard on this for a long time now. Check out the comments for the standard hilarious “why wasn’t I consulted?” complaints.
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I definitely appreciate motivated job applicants (the more effort you show in your application, the more time we are likely to invest with you), but if you walk into a small development shop without an invitation or appointment it’s not likely to go the way you hoped. People are busy doing stuff and there likely…
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Some seriously great stuff here (thanks Mark).