[…] this really a viable use case for properly testing responsive design? Test Responsive Design Responsive design is fun. I know. I remember when browsers first began implementing support for it, and we all began dragging our browsers back and forth, and saying “Ohh, that’s neat,” or even critiquing other sites who didn’t have responsive design despite […]
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[…] you take a look at the outstanding issues, you’ll see that we’re discussing: Should we move the class files to their own subdirectory? Fix activation/deactivation/uninstall functionality Improve support for GitHub Updater Should we move the `assets` directory? So if you’re up for it, hop into any of the issues, issue a pull request, or simply […]
[…] Networks To be clear, I love that we have choices for the platforms with which we can publish our online content. As much as I love and support WordPress and have my reasons as to why I think people should use it, I also know that it’s not the best application for everyone. Case […]
[…] send out an email that would contain the title (and links) to the posts that I published during the week Each title would be supported by the support meta description so you can opt to click-thru and read the post or not Easy enough. Of course, I’m only interested in doing this if you guys […]
[…] apps I’ve tried, it’s the best especially when it comes resting your hand on the screen. Anyway, on top of that, the application offers the following features: Support for multiple notebooks Notebooks can be exported to Evernote, PDFs, or other formats The ability to erase, highlight, and select different pens Different styles of paper […]
