by eric on December 18th, 2009 in: WordPress
WordPress 2.9 has just been released and it’s another great step in the right direction.
I’ve already upgraded two sites using the automatic update from within the WordPress Dashboard and everything went off without a hitch.
There are a slew of new features and under-the-hood optimizations making WordPress even more pleasurable to develop with and use.
Check out the new WordPress 2.9!
by eric on November 13th, 2009 in: Open Source
This web-based tool written in PHP makes it easy to search and replace text strings in a MySQL database.
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by eric on October 21st, 2009 in: WordPress
These notes correspond with my WordCamp Seattle 2009 presentation of the same name. You can also view video of this presentation at WordPress.tv.
What Does “Bulletproof” Mean to me?
A bulletproof site is:
Most importantly, a bulletproof site provides both your users and you with a satisfying experience, regardless of browser type, network speed, physical abilities, or preferences.
I’m going to highlight some easy tools to help you:
- Keep on top of backup and maintenance
- Tighten up security
- Speed up performance
- Identify usability & accessibility issues
- Increase usability by improving search
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by eric on September 4th, 2009 in: WordPress
WordCamp Seattle has put out a call for Ignite session ideas and speakers.
They’ll be filling an hour with some focused, five-minute presentations that zero in on a WordPress-specific topic.
More info at:
http://www.wordcampseattle.com/2009/09/ignite-wordcamp-seattle-speakers-needed/
by eric on September 3rd, 2009 in: Web Design
SitePoint is having another free book giveaway.
From now through September 14, 2009 you can get a free copy of “The Principles of Successful Freelancing” by Miles Burke by visiting:
http://twitaway.sitepoint.com/