Sass Mixin and Media Merging
Hugo shows us how to use recursion in creating an awesome Sass mixin for media queries and media merging. NIce use of recursion in Sass. Source: Sass Mixin and Media Merging
Month: June 2016
How to Hibernate a Mac
When you’ve finished using your computer, you probably turn them off. Millions of people do this everyday, but the next morning you’ll re-open everything including applications and saved documents, reposition application windows, and get everything back the way you had it. Leaving the computer on for 24 hours-a-day is not a good solution. Probably need to […]
Using Creative Commons Images on Your Site with Confidence
Still not fully understand Creative Commons license. But at least know how to give attribution. Nice step-by-step guide.
Maybe I’m Over Commenting Code (Are You?) | Tom McFarlin
When it comes to commenting code, I’m verbose. I try to comment everything from the server-side code to the the JavaScript and even my stylesheets. Comments do help. Especially in the long run. Source: Maybe I’m Over Commenting Code (Are You?) | Tom McFarlin
Drafting Pseudocode Before Building Anything
Because of our familiarity with our tools, we think we’re ready to start writing code. But pseudocode goes a long way in organization and maintainability. Pseudocode still needed. Sometimes still doing it, writes on a notebook. Source: Drafting Pseudocode Before Building Anything
How to make more money as a WordPress freelancer
Want to earn more as a WordPress developer or designer? Here’s some tips based on experience to re-think your approach to both business and development. Need to charge more! Source: How to make more money as a WordPress freelancer
WordPress Freelancer Adam Soucie on the Dangers of Accepting Credit Cards – WordPress Tavern
If you’re running or opening a new WordPress business, you should read Adam Soucie’s warning on the dangers of accepting credit cards. Soucie, a WordPress Developer based in Orlando, Fl… Source: WordPress Freelancer Adam Soucie on the Dangers of Accepting Credit Cards – WordPress Tavern Note: the original article: Chargebacks: The Dangers of Accepting Credit […]
Three ages of WordPress code | Rarst.net
The ages WordPress code went through and where is it headed. WordPress is changing. And one needs to change too. Source: Three ages of WordPress code | Rarst.net
A Day of REST
Would love to have a conference like this in town. But wonder if can afford the fee.
How To Reduce The Abandon Rate Of Your #WordPress #Plugin
In this post, I will cover four handy tricks to help reduce the churn rate and increase loyalty among our existing users. Nice tips for product growth. Source: How To Reduce The Abandon Rate Of Your #WordPress #Plugin
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