As far and and as exciting as text editing can get, one of my favorite introductions into the space in the last decade has been Markdown. I remember the first time I read about it, I loved it – it was essentially simplified markup – and the first time I used it regularly was […]
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[…] working on the upcoming page (and potential blog) for the Boilerplate, it would be helpful to have feedback from the community who is using this in their day-to-day (or, well, month-to-month) work. Lastly, thanks to all 29 contributors who have helped continue to make the Boilerplate as solid as possible. It really is a […]
[…] *why* good development takes time — Alex Morrison (@Alex_Morrison) October 7, 2013 And so I know that the answer that I’ll give will obviously be relevant to my experience, but I thought I’d share it anyway, and hope that you guys would also chime in with your own experience and ideas as to why […]
[…] understand about how it works, how to implement it in our day-to-day work, and how to use it in place of APIs we previously used. So in my latest series on WPTuts+, I’m looking at doing exactly that. The WordPress Theme Customizer In this series of articles, I’m going to cover the WordPress Theme […]
[…] in hearing how you guys have had to deal with this in your day-to-day work, so feel free to leave notes in the comments, but I’ll share my process for this, as well. My Branching and Tagging Strategy So whenever a project is kicked off, the requirements are gathered, and the initial set of […]
