Took last week off for Thanksgiving. For those of you in the states, hope yours was awesome.
Author: Tom (Page 402 of 427)
I’ve just released an update to WP Social Icons. The changes include:
- Localization improvements
- Minor UI update to the custom icons listing
This update also includes the all of the major updates from the previous release.
Additionally, you can grab a copy of the plugin for 50% off from now until Cyber Monday – head over to the project page for more information!
A few weeks ago, I was contracted to build a custom web application to help with source, storing, and managing photographs.
Specifically, the application needed to allow a user to search for photos using the Flickr API, store a variety of information about the photo, and then provide a few ways to retrieve the photos and the associated data for later use.
Though I can’t speak to too much detail about the application, I thought I’d share a few notes on the development stack I used as well as some of the features of the application.
I’ve been finishing up an application that has a number of custom controller actions. All except one action – the approved action – require user authorization before retrieving any information from the database.
Specifically, I wanted to authentication the administrator for all actions except the approved action for both JSON and XML responses (but not HTML responses).
Here’s how to do it in Rails 3:
One of the most powerful aspects of WordPress is how easy it is to localize your work so that international users can take advantage of your work. Unfortunately, it’s far too common for developers to forgo this step in their work.
I recently shared a post on Envato for how to localize WordPress Themes and Plugins.