Thinking about where confidence comes from, when there is so much we just don’t have time to learn. There’s a lot of key points from here. Probably going to create a separate post for listing them. Good read. Source: Confidence and Overwhelm
If budgeting your business is not something you’re not into doing, I get it, but it’s one of those things that should be done. Budgeting is of course important. Don’t have one for business, but use it for household. Source: You Should Be Budgeting Your Business | Tom McFarlin
A quick tip for sharing project files on OS X and Linux-based systems so that you can easily share them with peers. Basically it’s only how to zip files. Source: Sharing Project Files on OS X | Tom McFarlin
Reggie shows us the various ways we can get the Sass version of Bootstrap installed and ready for customization. Bootstrap is indeed a matter of variables customization. Source: Bootstrap Sass Installation and Customization
The WordPress REST API opens up a range of interesting new revenue routes for WordPress developers. Here’s our guide to four of them. The future of WordPress REST API is bright. Source: 4 New Revenue Routes The WordPress REST API Opens Up
Hope the new Account Pages design is not troublesome.
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
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 […]
Still not fully understand Creative Commons license. But at least know how to give attribution. Nice step-by-step guide.
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
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