As mentioned in a few of my earlier tutorials, MAMP is a great tool that can be used to setup a development environment on your local computer. This will allow you to create, edit, and test your websites before publishing […] Read More »
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Create Your Own WordPress Plugin
Last week I did a tutorial on making your own WordPress shortcodes. This week I wanted to show you how to split off your shortcodes into their own plugin so you can easily move them. Creating a WordPress plugin is […] Read More »
Create Your Own WordPress Shortcodes
Creating your own short codes in your WordPress site is easy and allows clients to perform tasks that would otherwise require writing in code. This lets them perform complicated operations via short codes, freeing up your own time for more […] Read More »
Extending Atom
Being able to open up your projects via the Terminal or by right-clicking is a great feature that should be included with every text editor. Unfortunately, these features are often not included. Atom is the new editor on the block […] Read More »
Atom: Impressions So Far
For those who don’t know already, GitHub released a beta of their Atom Text Editor. I was lucky enough to get into the beta right away and I’ve been using Atom for 5 days now so I wanted to talk […] Read More »
Extending Sublime Text
Sublime Text 2 is awesome all by itself. I bring up Sublime Text in pretty much every post I make on this blog. However, there are some things missing from Sublime Text that would be really nice to have. Firstly, […] Read More »
Atom Text Editor
Is there finally competition for Sublime Text 2? Yesterday the brand new Atom Text Editor was announced, and it looks to be the first real competition to Sublime Text. Atom is made by the fine folks at GitHub (a very […] Read More »
Customizing Your Terminal
If you’ve ever watch a lot of screen casts on Tuts+ or YouTube, you will have probably noticed that many of the people who are running the screen casts have really awesome terminal interfaces. They have a lot of color, […] Read More »
Git Hub Tutorial
A while back I wrote a GitHub tutorial for my co-workers. Is is a big PDF and I really didn’t want to transfer everything to the webpage here (I’m pretty lazy when it comes to things like this), so instead […] Read More »
Sublime Text Snippets
As many of you already know, Sublime Text will change the way you work. Every web developer I know uses Sublime Text as their primary text editor these days, and there is good reason for that: It has the […] Read More »