Modern Web Development – Part I: The Webkit Inspector
A superbly detailed article, part one of a series about web development toolchain.
WordPress Theme Design and Development
A superbly detailed article, part one of a series about web development toolchain.
I’ve always been on the hunt for that perfect syntax highlighter plugin. Currently I’m using WP-Syntax, which does its job very well. However I’ve just found this plugin called Crayon Syntax Highlighter, which could...
A nice little web app that shows you know what theme is used by a WordPress-powered site.
The Starbuck website has its own style guide, accessible for public. I think its a neat idea, wouldn’t it be cool if themes have their own style guide? Pretty sure it will be helpful...
I love theme options frameworks. And I want you guys to check this new framework called NHP. It passes my “does its UI look like the rest of WordPress enough?” test (screenshots here), it...
This post at Dev4Press outlines what MillaN, its author, thinks would be a necessary addition to WordPress. Based on the comments, it appears that a lot of people agree with this list. Some of...
With CSS 3, vertical centering is as easy as this. It uses a new display mode called flexbox (super detailed working draft on it here).
I recently spotted this interesting Ask Metafilter thread where user gd779 tries to find a way to upgrade his old, WordPress 1.5 install. One of the answer is pretty detailed: I think the right...
Siobhan McKeown wrote this awesome, birds-eye view of the whole WordPress economy. Make sure to read this two-part article so you know what’s up with WordPress and identify what opportunity lies ahead. I agree...
The one issue with creating responsive web design is in displaying images, especially getting the most appropriate size in a particular screen size. One solution for it is the Responsive-Enhance jQuery plugin. It works...