April 30, 2010
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I spent the past 30 days and nights in Minnesota working on my internship with Best Buy Corporate. Wow. I can tell you I had a great time over the past 30 days doing programing full time and hanging out with other programers who are as savy as myself. It’s not over yet! I am [...]
March 22, 2010
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Boy was the weekend quick! So I am back here for two weeks until the 2nd… fly back… and then fly back on the 5th. However, after the 5th I am staying up for the month since it’s crazy for me to fly back. A few things to talk about later… but for now after [...]
Wow. That was fast. Not less than 72 hours ago we released RC1 of 2.9 and we got such a good response from testing that we decided to skip the two week testing period for a release of WordPress 2.9 “Carmen”. Early Holiday Present. So get it today using the automatic upgrade feature. Expect WordPress [...]
WordPress 2.9 RC1 is out and ready for use and abuse! Please update all live sites using WordPress to this version so we can now get a huge sampling on any other errors before we mark it ‘GOLD’!. Be sure to submit tickets to the trac site so we know about them. The faster we [...]
I wished I used widgets. Why havn’t it? Because the coding around them is mostly hardcoded. Lets take a common scenario that I see all the time and from other people: User A downloads Plugin A. Plugin A has a widget which has hardcoded data output. User A has a custom theme (or a downloaded [...]
This subject is not very well documented anywhere in the WordPress Codex or online. I only found one site that talked about a custom walker class. What is a Walker Class? A walker class allows you to manipulate how data is displaied on your blog without having to modify the core files. What ever methods [...]
As you know, I was at WordCamp NYC 2009 and meeting everyone was just one aspect of the trip putting IRC, email, and photos to real life. One thing that was very cool since we already knew almost everyone background meeting everyone was just like lets continue this conversation we been having for years.
