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My Plans For 2016 (What Are Yours?)

December 30, 2015 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] number of emails and responses I’ve received have been surprising and very encouraging. I also hope to make some changes to some of the ways I offer plugins. Right now, I have a few plugins that are ever-so-slightly outdated on WordPress.org. In short, I’m considering moving them to GitHub, improving them, adding someone to […]

An Interview with iThemes on Self-Employment

November 20, 2015 / Tom

[…] of tools and themes for bloggers. Some of these tools include things like BackupBuddy, Exchange, and Sync. From their site: > Since 2008, we’ve been creating WordPress plugins, themes and training for freelancers, marketers, entrepreneurs, designers and developers. We want to take the hassle out of running WordPress websites. At the beginning of 2015, […]

Using Terminal in Coda 2

October 14, 2015 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] attached to whatever document on which I’m currently working. What About Other Features? When you combine this with the S/FTP client, the MySQL front-end, and a few plugins, you’ve got a decent set of features for the IDE. Don’t read me wrong: I’m not interested in converting people from one editor to another. Use […]

Debugging Minified Files in WordPress

October 22, 2015 / Tom / 0 Comments

[…] easier to trace code. The trouble with doing this in WordPress is that people may have their own ways of doing this. That is, other themes and plugins may have their own flags and you may end up causing erratic results when trying to debug those files. Some ways that developers make it easy […]

Programmatically Resize Images in WordPress

October 4, 2012 / Tom / 0 Comments

I’m finishing up an application that’s built on WordPress that has required that I programmatically resize images. When it comes to building themes or plugins, it’s relatively easy to specify add_image_size and then let the user interface and core application do it’s thing. But in my case, the end user will have no idea […]

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