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// June 18th, 2010 // No Comments » // Web Development
WordPress 3.0 is out today, and I upgrading with out any issues as usual. Check out the video embedded below for a nice summary of the new features. This is the most anticipated WordPress release to date. The theme I am working on will be built to use all of the new features, but that is a ways down the road for me anyway. But seriously; watch the video!
// May 30th, 2010 // No Comments » // Web Development
So now I’m officially signed up as a FaceBook developer. It started out with me thinking it would be cool to add the FaceBook Like buttons to my website. After a little research I found a very nice WordPress plugin called Simple FaceBook Connect. It’s very easy to set up. You have to sign up as a FaceBook developer and get an API key. So now My Kung-Fu Is Strong has an official FaceBook page. It’s nothing special right now, but it’s another step in the process. I’m pretty proud actually. Even though the “app” is just a link to my website as this point I still think having a presence on FaceBook for my site is pretty cool. Eventually I will do more with it, but at this point I have the Like buttons on each post and you can sign in with your FaceBook accounts to make comments.
// July 11th, 2009 // No Comments » // Uncategorized
I am writing this from the WordPress iPhone app to give it a try. It looks pretty cool.
// September 26th, 2008 // 1 Comment » // Cool stuff, Programming, Tools, Web Development
I decided it might be cool to try and organize a summary of cool things I have seen or done online each week.
First thing on my list is the reason I got this idea. By trying out Evernote online. It is a very cool little tool for capturing things you find on the web. I installed the desktop client, but the Web Clipper seems to be what I am in need of.
One of the sites I like is Nettuts. They have a nice little Tutorial about how to create your own WordPress theme from scratch. I really want to do this. Check it out here:
I think every developer should have a CSS Swiss Army Knife in their toolbox. This was written at Pathfinder Development here.
A list of 30 free PDF magazines here
A look at Illustrator CS4 done by VectorTuts.
And a look at Photoshop CS4 done by PSDTuts.
I have always been a fan of digg.com. Looks like they are doing well. I can’t wait to see what comes about for them now.
Adobe moving into more open source?
The T-mobile G1 took off this week and that has been creating a lot of buzz. There is a ton of stuff all over about that. Looks like it’s going to be best to wait and see what the next gen. Android phones will bring. I like the idea, and I have not gotten an iPhone yet so…
Apple Insider has a nice little comparison article here.
Chirs Coyier from css-tricks.com wrote this article about this thing he calls the Toolbox CSS. I think it’s a great idea.
Mobile and Cloud computing are major right now. This is just more proof to back that up.
I am already subscribed to most of these site’s RSS feeds, but it’s good to have a nice list for you.
Creattica Daily featured this very nice Portfolio site. I only hope to get this to something close to that caliber.
// June 6th, 2007 // No Comments » // Tools, Web Development
I earn money from this blog, but as I have hinted in the past, that isn’t my primary goal. I write paid reviews for products that take a fair amount of time, but nothing compared to the amount of time WordPress plugin authors spend on their creations, only to give them away for free and [...]
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