[…] in to my dashboard is that I’d have a warning that the install was using nearly 100% of my available RAM (which is 1GB). After doubling-checking with support to make sure that there was nothing out of the ordinary with my migration, I then looked at the following two articles to help provide some […]
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[…] I’ve enjoyed working on, and that I’ve received a lot of various requests in my inbox for one-off features, so I’m considering taking this one the premium support route whenever it hits 2.0. But until then, enjoy the new features, keep the bug reports and feature requests coming, and I’ll do what I can […]
[…] of `utf8`. Prior to this, I was perfectly fine stripping out all non-alphanumeric characters by using `\W+\` but as I wanted to add additional flexibility and additional support for characters, specifying ranges of characters seemed easier. Which brings me to my second question: Is this really the best way to go about approaching this, […]
[…] GitHub. SnipSave is a web app that allows you to collect source code snippets to save for referral or future use. Hammer.js is a JavaScript library that implements multi-gesture support to your web-based project. Copycopter is a Rails gem for introducing text editing into your Rails application. The linked Railscast provides a tutorial on getting up and […]
[…] not you’ve been in software before or not) The “rules of the game” as it relates to building a plugin The freely available tools provided by WordPress.org Support options (and what to expect when it comes to supporting the plugin) Taking the criticism as it comes – and it will – and how to […]
