Today’s quick and easy tool post is for those that are constantly uploading PNG files, like us here at WP Daily. If you’ve ever taken a screen grab or screen capture of a file or an application then you’re familiar with the relative size that can be created. Well, to save you some bandwidth on your site as well as precious load time for your users there’s a simple solution for you:
Publishing systems are a dime-a-dozen these days as new ones seem to crop up every single day. Honestly, it can be completely exhausting as I’m generally fatigued to see what I consider a remix of a remix of a remix. In other words, it seems that everything is a remix and very little comes out to be fundamentally new. Sure, there’s a crowd and market for all of these remixes but I wonder what good they ultimately do to the overall publishing landscape as we see it plainly. Certainly a few of these remixes of remixes push the ball forward in […]
Is it that time of the year to start learning something new? Are you stuck in your career and need a way out of that blackhole of a vocation? Perhaps it’s seriously time to reboot yourself and perhaps learning a new software language is where it’s at. Why not Objective-C? It’s the primary language that powers much of the iOS and Mac apps out there: Objective-C is a general-purpose, high-level, object-orientedprogramming language that adds Smalltalk-style messaging to the C programming language. It is the main programming language used by Apple for the OS X and iOSoperating systems and their respective APIs, Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. I’ve used it previously for my own Mac and iPhone-related apps, including one that I’m […]
Happy Monday everyone! I have tons of new and updated plugins to share with you today. Hope your day was as productive as these authors. Check them all out after the jump!
Bronson Quick shared his development workflow with the group over at WordCamp Melbourne and it was worth a look if you’re both a newbie developer as one that’s got his act together. This talk outlines the process the proces that he takes after he’s received design sign off from the client and it generally looks like this: Setting up a Basecamp project Setting up a private GitHub repository Setting up my IDE (Phpstorm) Setting up Sass & Compass for CSS preprocessing Custom Theme Development Custom Plugin Development Testing (Both cross browser and device ) Migration with BackupBuddy Ongoing maintenance Watch […]
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