It’s been a relative “light” week as I look back on the past 7 days – although we’ve had a record amount of posts published this past week the other sources of news articles has been relatively small.
And when I say “small” I don’t mean small-small as there’s always a lot going on. Just compared to the previous week I suppose.
I’m rambling. In anycase, here are some great articles that you may have missed that we didn’t cover – and don’t forget to enter into our BlogDroid Giveaway!
1. LiveReload
I wanted to cover this but didn’t find the time. It’s a simple system that monitors changes and refreshes for you automagically.
2. Koken
This is an unbelievable system that you have to check out – Todd is incredibly talented and has been working in this space for years. I had a long-form post to cover this but didn’t find the time. But you should just check it out.
3. Tom McFarlin on Kaleidoscope, Theme or Plugin Implementation, Object-Oriented Development, and the UI Design Process
Our own technical editor here at WP Daily consistently pumps out incredible content on his personal blog and is one of the best technical resources for WordPress development out there.
4. Lisa Sabin-Wilson on DradCast and Code Poet
Lisa is getting around with some great interviews, sharing her insights and experiences. If you’ve got some time for a read or a listen it’s worth it.
5. Create a Responsive Theme in 5 Minutes
It will most-definitely take you a little longer, but that’s ok. This tutorial might be an alternative place to start if you’re interested in learning how.
6. Post Formats UI Update via Helen Hou-Sandi
Helen gives us the scoop as things continue to progress in 3.6.
7. WP Engine Interviews Miriam Schwab and Marko Heijnen
A good duo of interviews from some specialists in their field.
8. WP Engine and the Myth of the Dedicated IP Address
While we’re covering WP Engine-related material, there’s a great article on a much-talked about myth.
9. Facebook Buttons and Performance
A great look at how to do this right without sacrificing performance for the site.
10. Workload Design for Web Performance
This is someone’s dissertation so it will definitely take more than just a day to walk through it.
11. Google Adsense on WP Touch Pro
Looking to monetize that mobile version?
12. WooCommerce 2.0 Landing March 4th
Whoot!
Many of you are also musicians and I thought this interview was neat with an author from Envato’s network.
14. Webpages for Video Game Consoles
I love video games so anything to do with them + web is great.
15. Captions Coming to WordPress.tv
Now this will be good when you need to put it on “silent” mode while listening at the office.
16. How to Hack a Site in 5 Minutes
Dre shows you how, via iThemes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ctd41aCVHV0
17. John Saddington Interview with Matt Report
I also spent some time with Matt over at his blog sharing my thoughts on WordPress and entrepreneurship.
18. 2013 Project Update via Lance Willett
There’s a lot of action around the new 2013 theme coming out. An update on how things are going via Lance.
A lot of you use Yoast’s SEO Plugin and here’s some more details around the ‘focus’ keyword option.
20. Improve and Refine WordPress Development Process
Siobhan McKeown shows us how with a comprehensive look.
21. WordPress.com Interviews Justin Shreve and Mike Brough
Justin is a developer while Mike is a forum volunteer.
22. Use a Premium Theme for a Client?
Not a new question – it’s just been asked again via Boagworld.
23. WooThemes’ One Pager Theme
This was neat enough to cover. I dig it!
Whoa.
25. New York or San Fran?
Where would you rather build your startup?
Both sites are built on WordPress.
26. WordPress – Mature Platform?
I think so but it’s not all the way there yet.
27. Avatar Management Plugin from Scratch
Tuts+ shows you how.
28. Hotel Booking Site?
Templatic made an update to one of their themes which is a very neat implementation.
29. Theme Branding and White Labeling
Chip Bennett starts the convo.
30. 14 CDN Providers
WPMU provides some of these options for you to consider.
31. Sublime Text 2 WordPress Extensions
Not bad. Not bad.
And… I think that’s it. What did I miss?
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